Historia de la literatura española contada en una hora: 76

With a blend of profound erudition and critical wit, after decades of reading and writing about world literature, Toni Montesinos, who once earned a degree in Hispanic Philology, tackles the history of Spanish literature without prejudice and by debunking myths. From the earliest works in the Castilian language to the present century, this book offers a journey as dazzling as it is insightful through works and authors to be proud of: above all, the Golden Age, whose genius we need more than ever, as well as the greatest writer of all time, Miguel de Cervantes. This book revisits the literary past, bringing it into dialogue with our present, while also highlighting the current decline of literature, the negligence of historians and critics, the lack of artistic rigor among writers, and the transformation of the book into a mere commercial product. A History of Spanish Literature Told in an Hour is, therefore, a critical history, a vision of the country's literary evolution guided by a great critic and writer, Toni Montesinos. The work is part of a series of histories that El Desvelo Ediciones is undertaking, which began with German literature and continued with Argentine and Nordic literature.