Quim Monzo

• Mar-1986
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• Feb-2008
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By teasing out the relationships between sex and death. . . The Enormity of the Tragedy presents the fundamental loneliness of a sex-driven culture. . . a plotty read that manages to be fun depsite heavy subject matter and two dislikable leads." The ...

• Jun-2010
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"Monzó delivers drollery on nearly every page, in observations that are incisive and hilarious and horrifying, often all at once." -- Publishers WeeklyFor the first time in his life, Heribert Juliá is unable to paint. On the eve of an important gal...

• Jul-2011
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"A gifted writer, he draws well on the rich tradition of Spanish surrealism . . . to sustain the lyrical, visionary quality of his imagination." -- New York TimesAll the heroes of this story collection -- the boy who refuses to follow the family trad...

• Nov-2012
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"Today's best known writer in Catalan. He is also, no exaggeration, one of the world's great short-story writers." -- The Independent

A Thousand Morons, Quim Monzó's latest collection of short stories, is rife with very unfortunate characte...

• Oct-2019
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A man tries to teach a stone to speak through sheer force of will. An engaged couple makes a pact to never lie, and their union dissolves immediately. Over the course of a phone call, a man learns that his girlfriend died months ago, and that heâ€...