When Max Aub returned to Spain from Mexico in the summer of 1969, he found a country very different from the one he left by force in 1939. It was not 30 years that had passed but a much longer time distance: “the time multiplied by absence,” wrote the Spanish intellectual in The Blind Hen. That impossible return to origin is very present in El Paisaje is a cry (Candaya, 2026), the third novel by writer Eduardo Ruiz Sosa (Culiacán, 1983). Mexican…
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When Max Aub returned to Spain from Mexico in the summer of 1969, he found a country very different from the one he left by force in 1939. It was not 30 years that had passed but a much longer time distance: “the time multiplied by absence,” wrote the Spanish intellectual in The Blind Hen. That impossible return to origin is very present in El Paisaje is a cry (Candaya, 2026), the third novel by writer Eduardo Ruiz Sosa (Culiacán, 1983). Mexican…