El fin de la tristeza
Creator: Alberto Barrera Tyszka
Title: El fin de la tristeza
Publisher: Literatura Random House
Date: 2024
Language: Spanish
Description: The further you are from the news, the closer you are to happiness. That’s how Gabriel Medina thinks and lives. Until the day, unexpectedly, the police arrest his psychiatrist. From that moment on, a different order seems to take hold of his life, pushing it toward an unforeseen destiny. As he tries to help his therapist, Gabriel gets caught in a criminal plot and ends up at the center of a media scandal. Desperate, he believes that only a love story—born by chance—can help him navigate the hallucinatory everyday life where reality and imagination blur, where everything feels like a constant simulation and the only certainty is uncertainty. Alberto Barrera Tyszka plunges us once again into a fast-paced narrative, written with speed and enigma, imbued with a unique lyricism. The End of Sadness is a challenging novel that explores the fragility of truth, the complexity of human relationships, and the limits of perceiving reality. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/775498/el-fin-de-la-tristeza--the-end-of-sadness-by-alberto-barrera-tyszka/
Subject: Detective and mystery stories, Spanish, Thrillers (Fiction), Psychiatrists, Reality in literature, Police in literature
Type: Text
Format: Printed book
Rights: External resource
Relation:
Interview with the author
Book recommendation on Las Noticias (video)
Live interview with the author
Interview with the author about the book and the news
Review by Miguel Gomes in Trópico Absoluto
Review by Demian García in Revista Purgante
Publisher's page at Penguin Random House
WorldCat Record
Identifier: OCLC: 1429659986 | ISBN: 9786073842006
Collection: Narrative fiction
Tags: Alberto Barrera Tyszka, Contemporary Venezuelan fiction, Existential uncertainty, Introspective thriller, Media scandal, Mental health and fiction, Perception of reality, Psychological novel
Citation: Alberto Barrera Tyszka, El fin de la tristeza, Literatura Random House, 2024, OCLC: 1429659986 | ISBN: 9786073842006, accessed September 22, 2026, https://archivovenezuela.com/en/items/show/1042