The Snares of Memory
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
A screenwriter digs into the past and the mind of a murderer who has entirely forgotten his motive. A taut masterpiece by a celebrated Spanish author - a must for fans of Serial
Juan Marsé is renowned for his raw realism and incisive gaze upon post-war Barcelona. His works, often set in his native El Guinardó neighborhood, explore themes of moral decay, class divides, and lost childhood. With masterful irony and a social-realist approach, frequently enhanced by avant-garde narrative techniques, Marsé unveils the complexities of life during the aftermath of civil war and the Franco dictatorship. His ability to capture the soul of the city and its inhabitants cements him as a vital voice in Spanish literature.







A screenwriter digs into the past and the mind of a murderer who has entirely forgotten his motive. A taut masterpiece by a celebrated Spanish author - a must for fans of Serial