When the poet Luis Cernuda flees Spain in February of 1938, he has no idea that he will never again set foot on his native land. In exile in England, his former lover finds him a disheartening job that only intensifies his feelings of bitterness and despair: caring for 3,800 refugee children who have also fled to England after the city of Bilbao fell to Franco's army. Seventy years later, a young Mexican filmmaker living in New York receives a mysterious email that throws his life into complete disarray and forever links him to the famous Spanish poet.
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Título: La familia interrumpida Autor/a: Eloy Urroz Kanan Editorial: Alfaguara Ciudad: Ciudad de México Año de publicación: 2011 Edición: 1ª Nº de páginas: 217 págs Género literario: Historical fiction Traducido en los años: 2016