DEL FRANQUISMO A LA POSMODERNIDAD: LA NOVELA ESPAÑOLA

The Spanish novel in the democratic era manifests the changes that our society has experienced. Like our society, the novel is more free, more individualistic, and more open to the world. However, the absence of schools complicates the overall vision, and the abundance of new narrators restricts the individualized knowledge of their works. This volume strives to assuage both these difficulties. It offers an overview of the situations and trends of the modern Spanish novel and a dictionary of over four hundred novelists that have published works in the last twenty-five years.