Cartas olvidadas de Jane Eyre y Anna Karerina

The Forgotten Letters of Jane Eyre and Anna Karenina are the mirror of the soul of the protagonists of the homonymous works of Charlotte Brontë and Leo Tolstoy. In them, an Anna who escapes from the novel is self-portrayed to reveal the secrets of her adulteries and the erratic search for ideal love, while Jane is more satisfied, but without ceasing to be critical of the world that has touched her to live. In each line, the passionate impressions of the two women about their loves, travels, social and artistic lives flash... There is, in addition, an ominous murder that, despite the distance, Jane will try to solve with ingenuity. These letters forge a friendship -the two friends will never see each other, despite their fervent desire to do so- which is the measure of women who lived, both in Russian and English society, a time of great technical and social transformations. . This is an imaginary correspondence that honors the memory of Jane and Anna, representatives of a lost universe that still beats, an accomplice of our most current desires and fears.