No good from Gorb

No news from Gorp by Eduardo Mendutha (author) Ali Abdul Amir Saleh (translator) About the novel As a comprehensive portrayal, Eduardo Mendutha's work called "No news from Gorp" reveals the ability of writing and rewriting about the city of Barcelona, or transforming it into something imaginary, through the lens of modern characters of homeless people, while at the same time presenting a critical and sarcastic message about the daily lives of residents in the city using humorous language as a tradition and disruption, as noted by the Spanish critic and academic Javier Aparicio Mido. This is also one of the reasons why Spanish writers and critics consider Mendutha a follower of Miguel de Cervantes, who is famous for his novel "Don Quixote." It is an exciting novel, and we can classify it among the "magical realism" novels that we have known for decades, and we liked it very much, but it is mixed with science fiction. Author's name Eduardo Mendutha Publisher Al-Khan Published in 2023 Number of pages 186 pages