Ramon J. Sender is an author who in my memory is closely related to the readings in the 80 school. With The Nancy thesis as a book fun for everyone but for me, and Carolus Rex as psychedelic historical novel, I felt after excessive desire to repeat reading of his work. Until fate handed me a few months ago exemplary family life in Ignacio Morel , and reading has helped me to reconcile with the figure of the author once so popular and so forgotten today.
This book, as already announced the title, has not really a story but simply to speak a few days in the life of the school teacher of English origin living in the suburbs of Paris and whose biggest problem is vital to be the fear of life itself. A novel and groundbreaking intellectual at the same time be read with extraordinary ease, and even quite enjoyable, but what I find most amazing is that you give the prize Metro is not far from what might be called a novel "commercial" . In fact the issue is dead. Perhaps the many racist remarks, sexist, hurtful to the disabled and politically incorrect in general have to do with it. Or else, Ramon J. Sender is a very old-fashioned writer.
Reading this book has caused a curious nostalgia for the era in which an author could write what he wanted, really wanted, no matter how provocative it was. Reading these books from the late sixties and early seventies, gives an account of what you are enslaved today authors to audience tastes, market research, what should or should not do an author who wants to go through literary and intellectual. Or maybe the wrong impression, and then were enslaved just now but with another kind of slavery that are difficult to detect cuarentaytantos years away.
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