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The Danger to Be Sane
Rosa Montero
Synopsis
Rosa Montero explores the relationship between literary creation and an unconventional inner life. Personal memories meet writers’ biographies and ideas drawn from psychology and neuroscience. Moving between essay and autobiography, she considers the consolations of writing and the tensions that can accompany an intensely imaginative mind.
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Oxígeno
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¡Paren el mundo, que me bajo!
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