El invierno en Millburn

This collection of stories opens with "Sunday Afternoon," a series of nine tales that unfold and take shape as part of something larger, an intangible force that, along with the work of Claude Simon, changed the author's understanding—as astonished by the discovery as the reader—of the craft, literature, and much more. This obsession has led him to reread his own texts multiple times and has gifted him with just as many ideas. But in recent days, faced with his notes, he has been stuck. Until today, until now, on a bleak winter night when he can't sleep. It's a few minutes past four in the morning when he sits down to write, and what he pours out are his thoughts on why he finds it impossible to tackle that old project of Nine Tales...