Vicente Blasco Ibáñez

Ricardo Abraham

In 1923, Vicente Blasco Ibáñez (1867-1928) was at the peak of his existence and his career. Since 1921 he has lived his fullness in a luxurious villa in Mentón, on the Côte d'Azur. However, fueled by the desire to "see the world and not leave it without having visited its roundness", this great restless and vitalist undertakes a six-month journey to experiment, and then share with his readers, impressions, emotions, happened and anecdotes that throughout it they are coming to him to step. "Around the World of a Novelist" is an entertaining and unforgettable carousel of places, towns and people in which Blasco, as an incomparable traveling companion, makes the splendid and fascinating variety of landscapes of legend parade before our eyes today in great some of them trivialized or disappeared.Volume II contains: China; Macau; Hong-Kong; Philippines; Java; Singapore; Burma; Calcutta

The Shocking, Surprising and Unforgettable Stories of this Novelist Continue. Through His Travels Around the World.

Around the World of a Novelist- VOLUME II

Gibran Khalil Gibran

This wonderful novel, with the typical and unique characteristics of its author, tells the story of a pure love between a man and a woman, which was cut short by materialism and ambition.Broken Wings is a profound story of the changes of love, which explores the spiritual theme of the meaning of human existence in a world that contains deep beauty and love, amidst the stains of greed and the pains of suffering.Gibran eloquently speaks of the ways in which the heart can be denied, but only with tragic results. Broken Wings is of special interest within the spiritual fiction market as a story that is wonderfully concerned with mixing the romantic and spiritual ideals of love.Why buy this book?Because in addition to being an exciting love story very well narrated, it contains spiritual teachings that will lead you to reflect on your own existence.This methodology used by the author generates a level of empathy with the reader that will make it an exciting and unique story.A book that should be read by both adults and teens.

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