Critique of "Caravan for Ravens": the Daily Tragicomedia that Goes Much Further

The literature that is written in Eastern Europe, little by little, is known in Spanish. A silent but powerful literature that, despite the varied voices and styles that compose it, and despite the different countries and languages in which it is written, has a bonding feature: the brand the totalitarian regimes have left, the search for an identity and, with it, the search for a root that, perhaps illusoryly, is found in the past. In the case o…