Megtörténtek és megtörténhetők (1. kötet)

A lively, tongue‑in‑cheek portrait of mid‑nineteenth‑century Spain unfolds in this first volume, where the author mixes witty commentary with vivid storytelling. The opening pages set the stage with a playful preface that explains the delicate balance between scholarly criticism and the public’s love for adventure, romance and the occasional horror. It hints at a collection of humorous sketches that aim to amuse while still offering thoughtful observations about society.

The narrative then whisks listeners to the bustling world of St. Jago, a charismatic figure from an ancient lineage whose daring escapades and flamboyant gatherings capture the glittering yet absurd side of aristocratic life. From his daring flight from Salamanca to a lavish banquet attended by marquises, nobles and curious onlookers, the scene is painted with rich detail—exotic foods, extravagant décor, and a mysterious flower that blooms only once in two thousand years. Listeners will be drawn into the colorful atmosphere, the satire, and the charm of a character who straddles the line between legend and farce.