Parlem amb Delphine de Vigan

The author talks to writer Pablo Martín Sánchez about 'Las gratituds'. Written in a restrained, almost austere style, this two-voiced narrative speaks to us about memory, the past, aging, words, kindness and gratitude towards those who were important in our lives. It is their respective gratitudes that unite the three unforgettable characters whose stories intertwine in this moving and brilliant novel. Delphine de Vigan (Boulogne-Billancourt, 1966) has published in Anagrama 'Días sin hambre', 'No y yo', 'Nada se opone a la noche' (Fnac Novel Prize, French Television Novel Prize, Renaudot Prize of the Institutes of France, Madame Figaro Heroine Grand Prize and Elle Readers Grand Prize), 'Based on real events' (Renaudot Prize and Students' Goncourt Prize, and brought to the cinema by Roman Polanski) and 'Las lealtades'. Collaborations: Editorial Anagrama and Edicions 62