Genres > Fiction > Modern classics
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NON FICTION, 1963
“This book,” says Ernesto Sabato in his prologue, “is made up of variations on a single theme, a theme that has obsessed me since I started writing: why, how and for whom is...
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NOVEL, 1961
Sobre heroes y tumbas (On Heroes and Tombs) is woven around a violent crime: the scion of a prominent Argentinian family, Alejandra, shoots her father and burns herself alive over his corpse....
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NON FICTION, 1953
Heterodoxy could well be read as Ernesto Sabato's spiritual autobiography. Originally published in 1953, it remains surprisingly relevant and revelatory to this day: his concerns over the loss of...
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NON FICTION, 1951
Modern times and human strictures are the two philosophical themes explored by Ernesto Sabato in this essential text. Ernesto Sabato analyzes the crisis that has beset modern culture, trying to...
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NOVEL, 1948
An unforgettable psychological novel of obsessive love, El túnel (The Tunnel) was championed by Albert Camus, Thomas Mann, and Graham Greene upon its publication in 1948 and went...
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NOVEL, 1994
This labyrinthine work by Juan José Saer contains two parallel investigations into the complexities of madness, memory and crime. The cases; the famous mystery of a series of murders in...
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ESSAY, 1991
In El río sin orillas (The River Without a Shore), history and culture, the past and present come together in Saer's tight, vigorous writing, which organizes events into a specific order...
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NOVEL, 1986
La ocasión (The Event) tells the tale of Bianco, a master of the occult who must leave Europe hounded by what he calls "the conspiracy of the positivists of Paris”, settling...
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The Sixty-Five Years of Washington
NOVEL, 1985
An ironic, sentimental journey, Glosa (The Sixty-Five Years of Washington ) concentrates on incidental events and epiphanies, the most important aspects of the world of Juan José Saer...
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NOVEL, 1983
In sixteenth-century Spain, a cabin boy is bound for the New World. An inland expedition ends in disaster when it is attacked by Indians, leaving the young boy, as sole survivor, to face his fate...
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