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The Luzzy reaches the expected presentation in Cartagena novel every night, every night Lola Lopez Mondéjarque critically reviews the case of Nabokov's Lolita and literarily disassembles the reception that has made this character.
In Every night, every night two lives intertwine, silenced the mother and daughter who took the floor;
marked by a sexuality imposed the first, chaired by the absence of sexual desire the second.
Relations between friendship and orphanhood, illness and death, critical and creative freedom, and characters and author, complete the fabric of this wise, intense and ambitious novel.
The presentation will be held at the Adult Library Cultural Center Ramón Alonso Luzzy on Thursday 2 junioa 20:00.
She will be accompanied by Professor Ramona Sanchez Aparicio and the critic and profesorJosé Belmonte Serrano.
I start at the beginning.
My mother's name was Dolores Haze, but you, you know it, know for certain that Lolita.
Dolores Schiller just know that you have an incurable disease and, before resorting to assisted suicide, as has resolved to do, decides to reveal his secret: when he was twenty years old, his father gave him the diaries of his mother, who died when giving birth.
When compared to what happened to Lolita, the protagonist of the novel by Vladimir Nabokov, he suspects that his mother Dolores and the famous girl could be the same person.
Guided by this insight, travels to Switzerland to meet with the male protagonist of the play, Humbert Humbert, and try to do justice to Dolores Haze, reinterpreting history from a new perspective.
Lola López Mondéjar is a psychoanalyst and writer.
He has published novels: A house in Havana, I was born with bossa nova, remain all night, living languages, my unrequited love (Finalist of the XXI International Novel Prize Torrente Ballester 2010), The first time you do not want, and every night, every night, the last three titles in Editorial Siruela and storybooks thought dumb fish, Bloodline and petty bourgeoisie;
and test: Factor Munchausen.
Psychoanalysis and creativity, and a thorn in the flesh.
Their stories are part of several anthologies.
a regular contributor to the newspaper La Opinión de Murcia, which maintains the blog Microscopies.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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