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"In this book, instead of allowing himself to be overwhelmed by the monumental figure
of Lope de Vega, Sarabia has the wisdom to recruit the classical master as his ally and
thereby give shape, in audacious and memorable prose, to a major novel that adroitly
combines modernity with a respect for tradition. In short, here we have an object
lesson on channels that the literature of the coming century can properly direct itself
into."
José Manuel Fajardo
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