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  The Carpenter's Pencil (Paperback) By (author) Manuel Rivas, Translated by Jonathan Dunne

  

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  Short Description for The Carpenter's PencilManuel Rivas has been heralded as one of the brightest in a new wave of Spanish writers influenced by Spanish and European traditions, as well as by the history of Spain over the past seventy years. A bestseller in Spain, The Carpenter's Pencil has been published in nine countries. Set in the dark days of the Spanish Civil War, The Carpenter's Pencil charts the linked destinies of a remarkable ca...
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  • Publisher: Overlook Press
  • Published: 01 August 2002
  • Format: Paperback 160 pages
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  • Categories: Contemporary Fiction | Historical Romance
  • ISBN 13: 9781585672837 ISBN 10: 1585672831
  • Sales rank: 542,483

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• Manuel Rivas has been heralded as one of the brightest in a new wave of Spanish writers influenced by Spanish and European traditions, as well as by the history of Spain over the past seventy years. A bestseller in Spain, The Carpenter's Pencil has been published in nine countries. Set in the dark days of the Spanish Civil War, The Carpenter's Pencil charts the linked destinies of a remarkable cast of unique characters. All are bound by the events of the Civil War-the artists and the peasants alike-and all are brought to life, in Rivas's skillful hand, with the power of the carpenter's pencil, a pencil that draws both the measured line and the artist's dazzling vision. Translated from the Galician by Jonathan Dunne.