La biblioteca | Clara Obligado relata el 'exilio' que nunca acaba
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Esta semana se han cumplido 50 años del golpe cívico militar de 1976 en Argentina que trajo la cruel dictadura de Jorge Rafael Videla. Para hacer memoria de tanta crueldad hoy hemos presentado en nuestra biblioteca 'Exilio', un relato de Clara Obligado, ilustrado por Agustín Comotto y editado por Páginas de Espuma. Tanto Obligado como Comotto fueron y son víctimas del exilio, porque el exilio, como se cuenta en el relato no se acaba nunca. Agustín salio de Argentina siendo un niño, Clara una joven veinteañera que de haberse quedado estaba condenada. Pero el libro no son sus exilios, es el exilio de toda una generación en el que se mezclan historias reales y otras que podrían haber sido. Son solo 106 páginas, pero sin una línea ni ninguna ilustración que no merezca más de una lectura y una mirada. Es brutal. Clara Obligado, además de hablar de 'exilio', nos donó 'El despertar' de Kate Chopin (en Alba y Cátedra). Antes, nuestro bibliotecario Antonio Martínez Asensio nos contó, hoy no un libro, sino un cuento en tres minutos, un cuento de Julio Cortázar , 'Casa tomada', de Julio Cortázar, que está incluido en 'Bestiario' (Alfaguara). Luego nos anuncio el libro que nos contaría en 'Un libro, una hora' que sería 'Tempestad en junio', el primer libro de “Suite francesa” de Irene Nemirovsky (Salamandra). Las novedades de Pepe Rubio esta semana fueron una reedición, 'A veinte años, luz" de Elsa Osorio (Siruela) , y una novela gráfica , también de temática argentina, 'La vida toda' de Ángel De la Calle, Jordi Sempere y Anna María Ruiz (Garbuix Books) . Pascual Donate rescató otro libro abandonado en la redacción de la SER, un librazo, 'Extranjero en todas partes: los días argentino de Witold Gombrowicsz' de Mercedes Halfo (Anagrama). Y finalmente llegaron las donaciones en directo de los oyentes que fueron: 'La librera de Madrid' de Mario Escobar (Ediciones B) , 'El jardinero y la muerte' de Guerorgui Gospodinov (Impedimenta) y 'Como polvo en el viento' de Leonardo Padura (Tusquets)
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