Max Aub
Max Aub
2 Jun 1903 – 22 Jul 1972- Books
- 9
- Followers
- 0
About
Max Aub Mohrenwitz (París, 2 de junio de 1903-Ciudad de México, 22 de julio de 1972) fue un escritor español de origen francés y alemán. Tras la guerra civil española se exilió en México, país del que tomó la nacionalidad y en el que vivió hasta su muerte. En México escribió la mayor parte de sus obras, entre las que destaca un ciclo compuesto por seis novelas sobre la guerra civil española, cuyo título general es El laberinto mágico, y que es considerada su obra cumbre. (fuente)
----------
Max Aub Mohrenwitz (Paris, 2 June 1903-Mexico City, 22 July 1972) was a Spanish writer of French and German origin. After the Spanish Civil War he went into exile in Mexico, where he became a citizen and lived until his death. In Mexico he wrote most of his works, including a cycle of six novels about the Spanish Civil War, the general title of which is El laberinto mágico (The Magic Labyrinth), and which is considered his greatest work.
Top genres
Also known as
Featured works
Authors in the same genres
Frequently asked questions
Max Aub is primarily recognized for his extensive literary output reflecting on the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath, particularly his multi-volume novel cycle, "El laberinto mágico" (The Magic Labyrinth). His work often explores themes of exile, memory, and the human condition during times of political upheaval.
Max Aub's writing is characterized by its blend of realism and experimental techniques, often incorporating elements of satire, irony, and a fragmented narrative structure. He frequently uses multiple perspectives and apocryphal documents to create a complex and nuanced portrayal of historical events and individual experiences.