Description

Mercè Rodoreda's Camellia Street plunges into the heart of a young woman's struggle for survival in war-torn Barcelona. Cecília, a foundling, navigates a life marked by relentless exploitation and the suffocating grip of a patriarchal society. Through her experiences, Rodoreda masterfully explores themes of female resilience, the psychological toll of oppression, and the quiet strength found in the face of pervasive male brutality. This profound novel offers a poignant look at one woman's enduring spirit against a backdrop of societal decay and personal hardship.

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paperback

Graywolf Press

Published Jan 1, 1993

186 pages

ISBN: 155597192X

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Details

First Published

1966

Language

cat

Translation

From: cat

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Camellia Street by Mercè Rodoreda.

War/Trauma
Death/Grief