La Semana Santa en la literatura

Holy Week has always been a grand narrative that Seville tells itself each year, like opening a book that is never truly finished. And, truthfully, we have rarely taken a calm look at how literature has shaped that narrative, how it has sustained it, and, moreover, how it has reinvented it century after century. In "Holy Week in literature", Eugenio J. Vega Geán guides us through verses, chronicles, ballads, novels, and proclamations that have etched the city's most important festival into its cultural memory. There are moments when we almost see an ancient brotherhood pass by between the lines; others when we hear the echo of those who wrote to save from oblivion what they experienced. This book opens doors to authors who imagined the Passion, to fascinated travelers, to Romantics, modernists, and contemporary voices that continue to narrate what Seville feels.