Un adúltero americano (Spanish Edition) - Softcover

John Fitzgerald Kennedy le confio a Harold MacMillan que si pasaba tres dias sin acostarse con una mujer, sufria terribles dolores de cabeza. El adultero sujeto de esta investigacion, de esta novela de escasa ficcion y esplendidos hallazgos, es el mitico JFK. El autor no juzga a este ilustre adultero ni moraliza. El libro es el intenso, divertido, perturbador retrato de un estadista y de una epoca, y el autor presenta a JFK como un hombre de los tiempos que le toco vivir, a la vez fuerte y fragil, con oscuros impulsos y deseos privados, y a la vez de gran talento y vision politica. / John Fitzgerald Kennedy confided in Harold Macmillan that if he went three days without sleeping with a woman, he would suffer from terrible headaches. The adulterer and subject of this investigation, of this novel lacking in fiction and splendid discoveries, is the mythical JFK. The author does not judge this distinguished adulterer nor does he moralize. The book is an intense, funny and perturbing portrait of a statesman and of an era, and the author presents JFK as a man of the times he lived in, both strong and fragile, when dark impulses and private desires, and also a man of great talent and political vision. So interesting. The narration is maginificent (Manuel Hidalgo, El Mundo).