Natalia Sanchez

Natalia Sanchez

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Las momias de Hauschild (Hauschild’s Mummies)
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Las momias de Hauschild (Hauschild’s Mummies)
  • By: Natalia Sanchez
  • Length: 6 hours 54 minutes
  • Publisher: BookaVivo
  • Publish date: July 13, 2021
  • Language: Spanish
Editorial Dahbar celebra el estreno en la narrativa de ficcion de la escritora zuliana Natalia Sanchez, con Las momias de Hauschild, una historia de duelos inconclusos y pasiones destructivas en una Venezuela mas o menos ficticia de 1928 Hay dos... Read more

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