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100	1		_aNeruda, Pablo, _d1904-1973 _9148
240	1	0	_aVersos del capitán. _lEnglish
245	1	4	_aThe Captain's Verses Love Poems / _cPablo Neruda ; translation by Donald Devenish.
260			_aNew York : _bNew Directions, _c2013.
300			_a512 pages ; _c20 cm
500			_a"Often referred to as the final volume of Amis's 'London Trilogy'."
520			_aThis darkly satirical novel explores the professional and personal rivalry between two middle-aged writers in 1990s London: Richard Tull, a failed experimental novelist, and Gwyn Barry, his incredibly successful but talentless friend. Consumed by a lethal jealousy, Richard meticulously plots to sabotage Gwyn’s fame and wealth, leading to a series of comedic and tragic failures. Through this bitter competition, Martin Amis delivers a profound meditation on the "information" that comes with age—the realization of one's own mediocrity, the decline of the physical body, and the inevitable approach of death in a vast and indifferent universe.
700	1		_aDevenish, Donald, _d1903-1980 _948050 _etranslator.
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