Pequeñeces

Name: Pequeñeces
Author: Luis Coloma

By Luis Coloma

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A sequence of interlinked episodes and portraits exposes the vanity, hypocrisy, and moral smallness of a conservative urban elite. Through ironic observation and pointed detail of manners, gossip, and petty intrigues, the narrative shows how ambition, social pretension, and religious formalism shape private conduct and public life. Vignettes and reflective commentary alternate to map a world in which appearances trump conscience, loyalties shift with convenience, and minor vanities sustain fragile social order, producing a sustained portrait of corrosive self-interest and cultural decline.

About the Author

Luis Coloma

Luis Coloma was a Spanish author and storyteller, best known for his children's literature. His most famous work, "Ratón Pérez: cuento infantil," introduces the beloved character of Pérez the Mouse, a figure in Spanish folklore akin to the Tooth Fairy. Coloma's writing often reflects themes of childhood innocence and adventure, making his stories enduring favorites among young readers. In addition to his children's tales, he also wrote historical narratives, such as "The Story of Don John of Austria," showcasing his versatility as a writer. Coloma's contributions to literature have left a lasting impact on Spanish children's storytelling.