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Estas 39 biografías y media de escritores, ilustradas con sus retratos, nos cuentan por ejemplo que Baroja iba a menudo al Retiro (en otoño) a recoger castañas, que Valle-Inclán salía algunas noches a despertar al rey (de madrugada) o cómo Lezama Lima y Virgilio Piñera se pelearon una noche (a pedradas). Además... Zambrano y los gatos; Lorca y la muerte; la brevedad sutil de Monterroso; el silencio de Rulfo... Durante casi tres años, Jesús Marchamalo y Damián Flores publicaron en la sección «Rinconete» del centro virtual Cervantes casi medio centenar de «retratos» de escritores españoles y latinoamericanos, ahora convertidos en libro. Un recorrido por aspectos inéditos, insólitos a veces, de sus biografías, con el convencimiento de que conocer a los escritores ayuda, por supuesto, a acercarse a sus libros.
