Benedict Wells was born in 1984 in Munich. At the age of six, he started his journey through three Bavarian boarding schools. Upon graduating school in 2003, he moved to Berlin, where he decided against an academic education and instead started to dedicate his time to writing. In 2016 he won the European Union Prize for Literature for his third novel, The End of Loneliness, which has been in the German bestseller list for over a year. After years of living in Barcelona, Wells has recently returned to Berlin.
Una gran historia de amor escrita por uno de los grandes valores de la literatura europea contemporánea.«¿Qué hace de una vida lo que es?»La idílica infancia de Marty, Liz y Jules estalla hecha pedazos el día que sus padres mueren en un accidente de coche. Llevados a un internado...
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