Talk:Javier Marías
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[edit] English Translations
I put back the English translations section, because I feel that it is notable and important to list the titles that have been translated into English and their publication year. Now if only some soul with more time than I would track down some ISBNs for all of these en español and ingles. steventity 20:02, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
I have just (at 28 March, 2006) added 'Written Lives' to Javier's bibliography. The book, a collection of essays based on the life and work of major literary figures, was first published in the UK last month by Canongate.
But I was disturbed to note that the main entry appears to have been corrupted at the point when his prize winning novel 'A Heart So White' is named, but alas the next line seems not to follow logically.
Can whoever created the original entry please restore the missing words?
John Thaxter
