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Original Title:	El impostor
ISBN:	8439729723 (ISBN13: 9788439729723)
Edition Language:	Spanish URL http://www.megustaleer.com/ficha/RH29723/el-impostor
Literary Awards:	Premio Elba (2016), European Book Prize Nominee for Fiction (2016), International Booker Prize Nominee for Longlist (2018)

El impostor

Javier Cercas

Hardcover | Pages: 420 pages

Rating: 3.57 | 1374 Users | 216 Reviews

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He aquí una fascinante novela sin ficción saturada de ficción; la ficción no la pone el autor: la pone Enric Marco.

¿Quién es Enric Marco? Un nonagenario barcelonés que se hizo pasar por superviviente de los campos nazis y que fue desenmascarado en mayo de 2005, después de presidir durante tres años la asociación española de los supervivientes, pronunciar centenares de conferencias, conceder decenas de entrevistas, recibir importantes distinciones y conmover en algún caso hasta las lágrimas a los parlamentarios españoles reunidos para rendir homenaje por vez primera a los republicanos deportados por el III Reich. El caso dio la vuelta al mundo y convirtió a Marco en el gran impostor y el gran maldito. Ahora, casi una década más tarde, Javier Cercas asedia, en este thriller hipnótico que es también un banquete con muchos platos -narración, crónica, ensayo, biografía y autobiografía-, el enigma del personaje, su verdad y sus falsedades y, a través de esa indagación que recorre casi un siglo de historia de España, bucea con una pasión de kamikaze y una honestidad desgarradora en lo más profundo de nosotros mismos: en nuestra infinita capacidad de autoengaño, en nuestro conformismo y nuestras mentiras, en nuestra sed insaciable de afecto, en nuestras necesidades contrapuestas de ficción y de realidad, en las zonas más dolorosas de nuestro pasado reciente. El resultado es un libro que no habla de Enric Marco sino de usted, lector; también el libro más insumiso y radical de Javier Cercas: un libro asombroso que, con una audacia inédita, ensancha los límites del género novelesco y explora las últimas fronteras de nuestra humanidad.

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Title	:	El impostor
Author	:	Javier Cercas
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 420 pages
Published	:	November 13th 2014 by Random House (first published November 2014)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. History. Cultural. Spain. Biography

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Ratings: 3.57 From 1374 Users | 216 Reviews

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Of course, if lies saved Marco, the truth I am telling in this book"Cercas writes"will kill him. Enric Marco was never in a Nazi concentration camp. Why did he say he was? Why did people believe him? Cercas carefully reviews the exposed fraud, showing how Marco deftly combined truth and lies to weave a plausible narrative. The false survivor is a man who Cercas describes as embodying "kitsch": faking emotion, goodness, and truth due to his narcissistic flair for the dramatic. If such a man were

This is the story of Enriq Marco, a man who invented a story about himself in which he was a concentration camp survivor, a hero of the Spanish Republic, and a leader of the anti-Franco resistance...and it was all a lie. He created this persona for himself and kept it going for 60 years until it was uncovered by a journalist investigation. This book took me a long time to warm up to, but when I did I couldn't put it down. I think it was when Cercas drew parallels to Don Quixote and his own



This is the truth. This is what happened, or what I assume or imagine happened. Javier CercasI am an impostor, but not a fraud.Enric Marco, after his deception was uncoveredBook 12/13 from the 2018 longlist MBI (book 13 not yet being published), and perhaps my favourite in many respects of them all. As with fellow shortlistee Munoz Molina this is my 5th Javier Cercas novel - actually strictly 6th since one book was two novellas. My favourite to date had been The Anatomy of a Moment: Thirty-Five

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Good way of tell the story of a fake man.

This remarkable book by one of Spain's most celebrated authors is a biography, historical novel, and a psychological analysis of Enric Marco (1921-), a notorious Catalan narcissist and mediopath with nearly as many lives as a cat, who gained fame by claiming to be a survivor of a concentration camp during World War II but was disgraced after it was discovered that he was actually a volunteer worker in Germany during that time. Cercas compares Marco to Don Quixote, as both men reinvented