" intervention of Teresa Moure (Monforte de Lemos, 1966) is a novel well-resolved, in which the author holds strictly a tendency to over style, but does so without losing the texture of writing that it is already feature. With a well-guided pace, compelling characters in his will to live on the edge of the installed conventional narrative voice and a less intrusive than they could be those of the author's earlier intervention is a novel that in of many, many things, and that begs to be reread because it forces us to ask us questions of no easy answer. Apart from a first level reading that encourages us to question the canon of art and function and as usual we conceive, the work is also a proposal to rethink concepts so firmly established that they can understand or Maxine differently: friendship, love or motherhood. On the contrary, lacked in Calveiro Settecento a little perseverance and simple to bet on intuition for this world exclusive Venice that recreates so well, and insists on bringing the new fiction of the one that adds nothing Compostela, off abort tension achieved and disorienting to the reader. Sometimes the excess of literary ambition, generosity and creativity can play bad past. "
[Text Dolores Vilavedra not Xornal The Country ]
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