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For readers of Ferrante or Knausgaard, for anyone who loves the existential dread of Dostoevsky or the oppressive atmospheres of Kafka, Nada is an undiscovered classic. It is the sound of a young woman closing a door on a nightmare, and whispering one word to herself as she walks away.

The house Spain. Once grand, now impoverished, rotting from the inside. The family is the nation: torn apart by a civil war (the fight between Román and Juan mirrors the ideological battle between artists and brutes, intellectuals and thugs). The "nada" (nothing) is the spiritual vacuum left by fascism. nada de carmen laforet resumen

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