Fiction
Jaulagrande
by Guadalupe Faraj
Description
"Jaulagrande. Nobody wants to go." This is the sentence with which Jaulagrande begins. Yet, there they go: a military officer who has lost his honor, his wife, weary from years of loyalty, and a son on the brink of adolescence for whom the world is, above all, a great question. Jaulagrande is a military base where the sun fades, geese rejuvenate by eating garbage, and everyone finds their fate, even if that fate is nothing more than a final period. What happens there defies conventional norms but is bound by tacit laws that Guadalupe Faraj skillfully establishes as another possible logic. With a thick atmosphere and a rhythm that is neither excessive nor lacking, Jaulagrande is a sharp, tender, precise, and, above all, penetrating novel.
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Rights Information
World rights available excluding Chile.
Author Biography
Guadalupe Faraj was born in Argentina in 1976. Trained in philosophy, she is a writer and photographer. Her first novel, Namura, won the Concejo de Siero Short Novel Prize, awarded in Spain in 2011, and was published in Argentina in 2018. In 2019, her work El año reptil received a mention in the Letras competition of the Fondo Nacional de las Artes in Argentina, and in the 2020 call for the same contest, her novel Jaulagrande was awarded one of the special prizes. A contributor to literary, travel, and psychoanalysis journals, Faraj leads writing and photography workshops and lives in Buenos Aires.
Fiordo Editorial
Fiordo is a publishing house based in Buenos Aires that publishes fiction and non-fiction in paper, electronic and audiobook format in Spanish throughout the world.
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Bibliographic Information
- Publisher Fiordo
- Publication Date 2021
- Orginal LanguageSpanish
- ISBN/Identifier 9789874178527
- Publication Country or regionArgentina
- FormatPaperback
- Pages152
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Original Language Titlespa
- Original Language Authorsspa
- Edition1
- Copyright Year2021
- Dimensions225x145 mm
- SeriesFicción
