Wendy Guerra: Without Javier Marías it is not possible to narrate the Ibero-American literature of these 50 years

The writer Wendy Guerra recalls the work and legacy of the Spanish writer Javier Marías, who died at the age of 70.

Guerra describes him as an essential author for Ibero-American literature in recent decades, as a purist of the language and a terrible critic of literary prizes, but above all as a master of narration.