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De fuego cercada. Geografía secreta de Madrid
“This is a book about disappearances. Almost everything that will appear (buildings, places, people) is no longer there, yet it still remains,” writes Rocha at the beginning of this unclassifiable book, halfway between a personal chronicle, an unusual and psychogeographic guide, and a logbook. A travel diary to the edges of Madrid following the “paths of desire,” those spontaneously created by the passage of people or animals.
With this walk, in a single day, the disappearance of José Ribalta Camós is attempted to be solved, an ophthalmologist who in 1916 decided to walk in a straight line north from Puerta del Sol. The result is a story of stories, a journey to the end of the city that at times recalls W.G. Sebald, Iain Sinclair, or an infinitely more intricate and dark Trapiello.