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Federico Andahazi

    June 6, 1963

    Federico Andahazi, a psychologist and writer, explores the intricate connection between a nation's sexual history and its historical development. His work, spanning both essays and fiction, delves deeply into Argentinian culture, revealing how intimate lives have shaped national narratives. Andahazi's prose is characterized by an analytical yet novelistic approach, offering readers a compelling exploration of complex themes. His significant literary contributions have garnered international critical acclaim, prompting deeper reflections on the interplay between personal and collective destinies.

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    The Merciful Women
    • 2002

      The Merciful Women

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.7(304)Add rating

      Set during the summer of 1816, the narrative centers on John Polidori, Lord Byron's manservant, who feels overshadowed by his master's literary success. Amidst a Gothic novel contest, Polidori makes a Faustian pact to create a captivating vampire story, "The Vampyre," which mirrors his benefactor's nature and demands. Blending themes of literary ambition, talent, and inspiration, the novel explores the darker sides of creativity through opium, erotica, and decadence, offering a fresh perspective on the origins of the Gothic genre.

      The Merciful Women
    • 2000

      Mateo Columbo, the most famous physician in 16th century Italy, finds himself behind bars at the behest of the Church authorities. He has been charged with heresy, not for organizing a team of body snatchers, but for uncovering the clitoris.

      The anatomist