David Uclés: "The origin of 'The peninsula' is listening to my grandfather... His last seven years of life became a great friend"

Úbeda is determined to give birth to artists. To the torn voice of Ducados and whisky on the rocks of Joaquín Sabina and to the fruitfulness and lucidity of Antonio Muñoz Molina are joined now the magical realism and beret of David Uclés, who at 34 years of age has written a novel that is already history of Spanish literature. It has just been one year since the publication of The peninsula of empty houses in Siruela and Uclés is, of course, "ve…