Fiction & Literature
La ridícula idea de no volver a verte
Rosa Montero
Synopsis
Reading the diary Marie Curie began after her husband’s death prompts Montero to reflect on loss and the desire to keep living. The book moves between Curie’s life and personal memory, connecting grief with science, relationships and the possibilities of writing.
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