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Anna Murià's stories are sensual and mysterious, they are conical and epic, they are memory and they are anticipation. Murià is one of the best narrators of our 20th century, although her work and her name have been left out of the great vindications. Bye now. This volume brings together the selections of stories made by the author in Via de l'est (1946) and El país de les fonts (1978) and rescues two more narratives about Barcelona at war. The first part includes a unique altarpiece starring his fellow exiles in Roissy-en-Brie (Rodoreda, Trabal, Obiols, Bartra, herself ...) and the second part is a sample of the narrative between genres of Murià in the years seventy, back in Catalonia, a country that was no longer quite his.