En la cama con el hombre inapropiado

A naive, provincial, naive, romantic and dreamy woman decides to spoil her life and her traditional marriage just as Spain goes from the mediocre aurea of ??national Catholicism to the freedoms that open the customs and minds of the Spanish. Errors, stumbles and failures are intertwined with the joys of the body and the naturalness with which it weathers winds and tides that carry it without apparent direction from one bed to another. But nature is wise with authentic souls, and since naivety is strength in it, it goes through the wicked tricks with which men achieve it as the ray of sunlight pierces the glass of the nobility of their soul: without breaking or staining it. Her essential rectitude beats melee (and never better used this expression) with friends and enemies. The new novel by José María Guelbenzu, an essential figure in contemporary Spanish literature, takes another risk with a proposal for a "nonsense novel" in this hilarious Roman à clef in the best style of its author: a certain satire of uses and customs in the effervescent Madrid of the eighties starring an unforgettable Justine from the provinces.