Tomás Nevinson

Praise

International Praise for Tomás Nevinson

“It may well be that Tomás Nevinson is Javier Marías’s best work” —José-Carlos Mainer, El País

“Tomás Nevinson is brilliant proof of Marías’s elegance and literary gifts, such that it stands with his most important books. It is his definitive work.” —Karina Sainz Borgo, Voz Populi

“It’s impossible to decide if this is his best novel—there are so many that could be considered his best. It is, in any case, one of those that will appeal most to readers, for its narrative tension.” —Juan Antonio Masoliver Ródenas, La Vanguardia

“As accessible as an Agatha Christie Miss Marple mystery, or a John le Carré novel.” —Francesc Miró, El Diario

“I haven’t tired of the novel for a single moment . . . Not for nothing is Marías considered one of the greatest storytellers in all of Europe.” —Paco Huelva, Todo Literatura

“Extraordinary.” —Nadal Suau, El Cultural

“Whenever I read Marías I have the sensation that I’m listening to a symphony.” —Julia Navarro, Hoy por Hoy Valladolid (Cadena Ser radio)

“A powerful story with a giant pulse . . . Amazing.” —Antonio Lucas, El Mundo

“Marías writes, as always, like no one else . . . because he is up to something else: to elevate us, to do for us—why not?—what Shakespeare did for his time and for the people of his time.” —Alberto Olmos, El Confidencial

“Essential . . . Marías unfolds an entire narrative universe to offer us a great, ambitious novel of profound reflection.” —Javier García Recio, La Opinión de Málaga

“It bears repeating: a colossal novel.” —Guillermo Rodríguez, El HuffPost

“I would like to be in the shoes of someone who has not yet read the latest novel by Javier Marías and is waiting for it in a bookstore. What a feast is in store for you.” —José Carlos Llop, The Objective