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Miguel Delibes
Miguel Delibes (1920- ) is one of Spain's most important post Civil War narrators. Since his first novel was published in 1948, his writing has matured and many of his works have been acclaimed by critics.
Miguel Delibes is an exhaustive survey of the bibliographic material generated by Miguel Delibes' writings. It provides the scholar with quick access to a panoramic view of what has been written by and about Delibes.
"The bibliography proper is divided into three Delibes' writings, criticism which Meyers classifies as 'scholarly' (books, articles, chapters in books) and other critical commentary (dissertations, interviews, surveys, book reviews). The task of classification and documentation of such disparate areas would itself make this volume useful, but each entry is accompanied by an invaluable summary and critical commentary."
―BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES
Miguel Delibes is an exhaustive survey of the bibliographic material generated by Miguel Delibes' writings. It provides the scholar with quick access to a panoramic view of what has been written by and about Delibes.
"The bibliography proper is divided into three Delibes' writings, criticism which Meyers classifies as 'scholarly' (books, articles, chapters in books) and other critical commentary (dissertations, interviews, surveys, book reviews). The task of classification and documentation of such disparate areas would itself make this volume useful, but each entry is accompanied by an invaluable summary and critical commentary."
―BULLETIN OF HISPANIC STUDIES
352 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1999
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