The Dream of the City
A Novel
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Pub Date Nov 24 2015 | Archive Date Jan 11 2016
Open Road Integrated Media | Grupo Planeta
Description
Amid the changes of the modernist movement in twentieth-century Barcelona, a miraculous encounter brings two families together. The lovely Laura Jufresa, daughter of a wealthy goldsmith and one of the most prominent artisans in the city, dreams of going to Rome to learn how to make the most avant-garde jewelry of her time. Dimas Navarros, part of a humble and hardworking but poor family, searches for enchantment in Barcelona. The entwinement of these two lives and the metropolis in which they must thrive will forever change their fates.
Centered around the construction of Antoni Gaudí’s phantasmagoric Sagrada Família and the pull it has on each character,The Dream of the City is both a historical imagining and a vibrant vision of the shapes and people that bring Barcelona to life.
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About the author
Andres Vidal is the pseudonym of Marius Molla. He is the author of two other novels that were successes in Spain: Inheriting the Earth (2010) and The Dream (2012). By training the author is an industrial engineer in Barcelona.
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| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781504016810 |
| PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
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