Historia Secreta de la Literatura Espanola

An exciting journey through post-war Spain, a period marked by scarcity, illness and oppression, but also by the supernatural and the unusual. In this book, the author immerses us in a story that goes beyond the conventional, exploring the mysteries and inexplicable phenomena that defined the first twenty years of Franco's regime. From the encounters between Stalin and the devil, the enigma of the hand cut off by the Spanish Mata Hari, or the visions of Pepita Pugès, to the case of priests dedicated to ufology and repentant assassins, this essay reveals a world of beliefs, conspiracies and extraordinary events that defy rational explanation. Through tales that oscillate between the fantastic and the mystifying, the author invites us to explore a tumultuous period in Spanish history, where faith and superstition intertwine in an intriguing dance.