La Intrusa. Retrato Íntimo de Gala Dalí - Zgustova, Monika
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Gala Dalí was a woman who deliberately kept herself a mystery. While the men she shared her life with rose to global fame, she chose to remain in the shadows, often seen as cold, aloof, and selfish. But the real Gala was very different. In this biographical account, Monika Zgustova reveals a bold, passionate, and determined woman who pursued her dreams and played a crucial role in the artistic journeys of three major figures of 20th-century poetry and art: Paul Éluard, Max Ernst, and Salvador Dalí. For each of them, she was more than a muse--she was a creative partner, a critic, and a source…mehr

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Gala Dalí was a woman who deliberately kept herself a mystery. While the men she shared her life with rose to global fame, she chose to remain in the shadows, often seen as cold, aloof, and selfish. But the real Gala was very different. In this biographical account, Monika Zgustova reveals a bold, passionate, and determined woman who pursued her dreams and played a crucial role in the artistic journeys of three major figures of 20th-century poetry and art: Paul Éluard, Max Ernst, and Salvador Dalí. For each of them, she was more than a muse--she was a creative partner, a critic, and a source of strength. Zgustova brings to light little-known aspects of Gala's life: her family, her early friendship with poet Marina Tsvetaeva, the impact of the Russian Revolution, and her unwavering commitment to love, art, and freedom. This portrait redefines Gala as a complex and influential woman who defied the expectations of her time to help shape modern art and literature.
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Aunque nacida en Praga, Monika Zgustova reside desde los años ochenta en Barcelona. Traductora, escritora y periodista (colabora con El País-Opinión, entre otros periódicos, nacionales e internacionales), tiene en su haber sesenta traducciones, del checo y del ruso, de Bohumil Hrabal, Jaroslav Hasek, Václav Havel, Milan Kundera, Anna Ajmátova y Marina Tsvetáieva, entre otros, por las que ha recibido el premio Ciudad de Barcelona y el premio Ángel Crespo. Entre sus novelas destaca La mujer silenciosa, aclamada entre las cinco mejores novelas del 2005, La noche de Valia, premio Amat-Piniella 2014 a la mejor novela del año, Las rosas de Stalin (Galaxia Gutenberg, 2016), La intrusa (Galaxia Gutenberg, 2018), Un revólver para salir de noche (publicado también en catalán, junto a Galaxia Gutenberg, 2019), Nos veíamos mejor en la oscuridad (Galaxia Gutenberg, 2022). Su obra se ha traducido a nueve idiomas, entre ellos inglés y alemán, con tres de sus novelas publicadas en Estados Unidos. Ha estrenado dos obras de teatro. En 2024 publica, en Galaxia Gutenberg, Yo soy Milena de Praga.