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My review of The Tunnel by Sabato
https://myliteraryramblings.in/the-tunnel-ernesto-sabato/

This week's reading.

Pablo Castel is infatuated. He analyses the world at a rate of knots, leaping from one conclusion to the next as his own mind becomes the undoing of his relationship. One of those books where I find it hard to empathise with the protagonist, a slow start but by the final chapters it was difficult to put down. (Read in Spanish) 5/10

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Lunchtime reading, to make my training scran more interesting. Sigh.

If you have to read a book set in #Argentina / by an Argentinian author, look no further than this, the only novel assigned in any of my high school Spanish classes that I actually read! ����������

I am at a work meeting all day, but I am also staring at this book I am starting tonight

My mother tongue is spanish and I do try to alternate, reading spanish and english (now also venturing but with much less confidence into french). I read this major Latin American literature classic in school quite a few years back, so I barely remember any of it. On my #TBR for next year. #seasonsreadings2016 #notinenglish 🇦🇷 📚

"Que el mundo es horrible, es una verdad que no necesita demostración."
I was browsing the Spanish language fiction section in the library today and stumbled over this gem. Unfortunately, my Spanish is still too bad to actually read a whole book.

Scrittura esistenzialista purissima come suggerì Camus a Gallimard consigliandone la traduzione in francese. Più di un romanzo, una ipnotica catena di allitterazioni emotive