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Astisendo Grupo Editorial La Araña Del Olvido Comic Brown . Following in the footsteps of García Lorca, Enrique Bonet delves into the investigation carried out by the American writer Agustín Penón in Granada in 1955, who ended up silencing everything he discovered about the crime of the Granada poet. The assassination of Federico García Lorca, which occurred in the first days of the Spanish Civil War, and the search for the grave where he may be buried continue to raise numerous unanswered questions today, and continue to attract the attention of researchers, specialists and admirers of his work.In 1955, an American writer arrived in Granada to try to clarify this crime of international resonance that the Franco regime had tried to hide behind a wall of silence.The Spider of Oblivion is based on the real adventure of this man, Agustín Penón, and brings us closer to a character who, during a stay of almost two years in Granada, ruined his health and his fortune to try to solve a mystery about which, despite his great findings, he finally chose not to publish a single word.Who really was this man who voluntarily silenced everything he had discovered? This is the story of a person who, in Franco´s Spain, dared to investigate the mystery of the murder of Federico García Lorca to end up becoming another mystery himself.According to the historian Juan Mata, thanks to the astute gaze of Agustín Penón and the talent of Enrique Bonet, the reader can perceive the heartbeats, the customs, the places and the sounds of an era, can learn about the bravado of some and the distrust of others, the memories and the omissions, the most monstrous lies and the most incorruptible loyalties.And therein lies -adds Mata- the great merit of The Spider of Oblivion, in what it has as a testimony of a time and a city, in addition to the narration of an event.The story fulfills in these cases a commendable work of disseminating history, serves as a bridge between the past and the readers of the present, allows us to see once again how the art of fiction can be an exceptional source of knowledge. tradeinn Techinn