Diario secreto de José Antonio : Un documento inédito que cambia la historia

Everything is easier to understand if the protagonist participates, if he himself writes the chronicle, if he transfers his vision from moment to moment, if, so long afterward, he shares what no one but him experienced from within the character. The character writes, the book accompanies him, and the story changes. The Secret Diary modifies commonplaces established through repetition in the portrayal of the character. The tons of paper that fell upon his image deformed the person by crushing him until he became alienated from the truth, and also from the idea he defended. So it is healthy that José Antonio Primo de Rivera himself tells who José Antonio Primo de Rivera really was. The distortions came from different directions, carried by different winds, but united at their root: ultimately false. The book, which originated from a diary given to him by the Bar Association, translates a mystery that José Antonio kept to himself in the handwriting of a Cantonese miniaturist. So small that it discouraged almost everyone who held it, without yielding to the suspicion that its tiny pages held the beginning of his own end, told by himself. And the discouragement of not being heard, with some "serene attention," to avert the Spanish disaster.