Fernando Aramburu: Patria (Homeland) Bittori and Txato are a happily married Basque couple. He is a successful businessman, running a haulage company. The couple have two adult children. Xabier is a doctor and unmarried. Nerea is married but her marriage is not doing well. One day, Txato receives a letter from ETA, the Basque terrorists/freedom fighters, depending on your point of view – and this . · T owards the end of Patria, Fernando Aramburu’s sprawling examination of the human cost of Eta’s four-decade-long terror campaign, a character attends a Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. · The good side of my Christmas holiday during a lockdown is that I had quite a lot of free time to read, so I used it to finish ‘ Patria ’ (translated into English as ‘ Homeland ’) by Fernando Aramburu, a page book (the division in short chapters is of huge help). The novel became a literary phenomenon in Spain, it won several literary awards, has been translated in several languages and .
Fernando Aramburu (San Sebastián, ) es autor de los libros de cuentos Los peces de la amargura (, XI Premio Mario Vargas Llosa NH, IV Premio Dulce Chacón y Premio Real Academia Española ) y El vigilante del fiordo (), de las obras de no ficción Autorretrato sin mí (), Vetas profundas () y Utilidad de las desgracias (), así como de las novelas Fuegos con limón. Fernando Aramburu has 37 books on Goodreads with ratings. Fernando Aramburu's most popular book is Patria. Fernando Aramburu San Sebastián, ) licenciou-se em Filologia pela Universidade de Saragoça e em de mudou-se para a Alemanha, onde trabalhou como professor de Espanhol. Foi membro do Grupo CLOC de Arte y Desarte, fundado em em San Sebastián, que reunia jovens escritores bascos.
Patria (novela de ) Patria es una novela de escrita por Fernando Aramburu. Está ambientada en una localidad ficticia de Guipúzcoa (España), considerada la "Euskadi profunda", donde el entorno de ETA impone una represión política [ cita requerida]. The book is Patria, by Fernando Aramburu. It deals with two families living in a Basque village. They are very close until they are separated by political reasons: one family's son is a member of ETA and the other family's father is murdered by ETA. Fernando Aramburu: Patria (Homeland) Bittori and Txato are a happily married Basque couple. He is a successful businessman, running a haulage company. The couple have two adult children. Xabier is a doctor and unmarried. Nerea is married but her marriage is not doing well. One day, Txato receives a letter from ETA, the Basque terrorists/freedom fighters, depending on your point of view – and this point of view is the key theme of the novel.
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