La Arpía - Megan Hunter

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Résumé :
Lucy ha renunciado a su vida profesional para dedicarse a sus hijos. Todo parece id?lico hasta que una tarde recibe la llamada de un hombre con un mensaje demoledor: su mujer tiene una aventura con el marido de Lucy. Contada con una prosa deslumbrante, este es un cuento de hadas oscuro y asombroso, a la vez m?tico y ferozmente contempor?neo....

Biographie:
Inga Pellisa, born in Barcelona, changed her studies from Chemistry to Humanities after the experience of her first job in a bookstore. After this and working for several years as an editor, which gave her extensive experience in the world of publishing, her interests turned to translation. Since 2011, she has published more than 60 translations of fiction, nonfiction, and graphic novels. She has translated George Orwell, Angela Davis, Emma Cline, Megan Hunter, John Lanchester, Judith Butler, Richard Hoggart, Patricia Lockwood, Natasha Brown, Julian Barnes or Sally Rooney. She has a BA and MA in English Literature from Sussex and Cambridge. Her poetry has been shortlisted for the Bridport Prize. Her novel, The End We Start From, has been published in the UK, US and Canada, and translated into eight languages. Her poetry, her short fiction and her non-fiction have been reviewed in The White Review, The TLS, Literary Hub and BOMB Magazine, among many others, establishing her as one of the UK's leading indie authors. She currently lives in Cambridge with her young family.

Sommaire:
Inga Pellisa, born in Barcelona, changed her studies from Chemistry to Humanities after the experience of her first job in a bookstore. After this and working for several years as an editor, which gave her extensive experience in the world of publishing, her interests turned to translation. Since 2011, she has published more than 60 translations of fiction, nonfiction, and graphic novels. She has translated George Orwell, Angela Davis, Emma Cline, Megan Hunter, John Lanchester, Judith Butler, Richard Hoggart, Patricia Lockwood, Natasha Brown, Julian Barnes or Sally Rooney. She has a BA and MA in English Literature from Sussex and Cambridge. Her poetry has been shortlisted for the Bridport Prize. Her novel, The End We Start From, has been published in the UK, US and Canada, and translated into eight languages. Her poetry, her short fiction and her non-fiction have been reviewed in The White Review, The TLS, Literary Hub and BOMB Magazine, among many others, establishing her as one of the UK's leading indie authors. She currently lives in Cambridge with her young family....