Anna Kavan (1901-1968) was born Helen Woods, the only child of wealthy British expatriates, and grew up travelling through Europe and America. She began publishing under her married name, Helen Ferguson, having left her husband in Burma and returned with her son to live in England. After a mental breakdown in the 1930s she began writing under a new name, taken from one of her characters, and with a new style. She continued writing for another three decades, while frequently using heroin and undergoing several rounds of psychiatric hospitalisation. She died shortly after the publication of
Ice, her most celebrated work.
Una nueva era glaciar se extiende por el mundo congelándolo todo a su paso y provocando guerras y migraciones masivas donde aún no ha sumido la vida en su silencio helado. Avanzando a contracorriente de la muchedumbre que huye desesperadamente de la muerte, un hombre busca a la mujer...
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