Con nadie : vida y destino del general Campins

In this novel, Lorenzo Silva rescues from oblivion the story of Miguel Campins, a cultured, upright, and courageous soldier who lived through the wars in Morocco, the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, and the turbulent years of the Republic without ever betraying himself. Orphaned at a young age and marked by a loneliness that neither glory nor love could dispel, Campins made duty his only homeland. From the Rif ravines to the fateful summer of 1936, when the military uprising condemned him to death, "With No One" reconstructs the trajectory of a man who chose conscience over submission, loyalty to his word over expediency. In his hands, history becomes destiny: that of one who knew how to remain whole when passions divided and dragged down everyone else. With the pulse of great historical narrative and the moral lucidity of his best literature, Lorenzo Silva makes an unknown hero the protagonist, a general who, surrounded by noise and fear, was faithful only to his duty, to his idea of ​​justice and to the desire to take care of the lives for which he was responsible.