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Gli occhiali da sole Vinyl Factory Webster C3 Polarizzati incarnano l’anima vintage con uno spirito contemporaneo. La montatura in metallo color argento dal gusto classico si abbina perfettamente alle lenti grigie polarizzate, offrendo uno stile distintivo ispirato agli anni '70 e una visione chiara e priva di riflessi. Dotati di protezione UV al 100%, questi occhiali sono pensati per chi cerca un accessorio originale, elegante e funzionale. Grazie alla cura artigianale dei dettagli e ai materiali di alta qualità, i Webster C2 garantiscono comfort prolungato e uno stile che non passa inosservato. Ideali per chi vuole unire estetica rétro e performance visiva.

Gli occhiali da sole Vinyl Factory Webster C2 Polarizzati incarnano l’anima vintage con uno spirito contemporaneo. La montatura in metallo color argento dal gusto classico si abbina perfettamente alle lenti marroni sfumate polarizzate, offrendo uno stile distintivo ispirato agli anni '70 e una visione chiara e priva di riflessi. Dotati di protezione UV al 100%, questi occhiali sono pensati per chi cerca un accessorio originale, elegante e funzionale. Grazie alla cura artigianale dei dettagli e ai materiali di alta qualità, i Webster C2 garantiscono comfort prolungato e uno stile che non passa inosservato. Ideali per chi vuole unire estetica rétro e performance visiva.

* * * Shortlisted for the 2014 Costa Novel Awards and the 2015 Folio Prize * * * \n\nNora Webster is the heartbreaking new novel from one of the greatest novelists writing today.\n\nIt is the late 1960s in Ireland. Nora Webster is living in a small town, looking after her four children, trying to rebuild her life after the death of her husband. She is fiercely intelligent, at times difficult and impatient, at times kind, but she is trapped by her circumstances, and waiting for any chance which will lift her beyond them. \n\nSlowly, through the gift of music and the power of friendship, she finds a glimmer of hope and a way of starting again. As the dynamic of the family changes, she seems both fiercely self-possessed but also a figure of great moral ambiguity, making her one of the most memorable heroines in contemporary fiction. \n\nThe portrait that is painted in the years that follow is harrowing, piercingly insightful, always tender and deeply true. Colm Tóibín's Nora is a character as resonant as Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary and Nora Webster is a novel that illuminates our own lives in a way that is rare in literature. Its humanity and compassion forge an unforgettable reading experience. \n\n'A profoundly gifted world writer' Sebastian Barry

After twelve years in Spain, Jason Webster had developed a deep love for his adopted homeland; his life there seemed complete. But when he and his Spanish wife moved into an idyllic old farmhouse in the mountains north of Valencia, by chance he found an unmarked mass grave from the Spanish Civil War on his doorstep.Spurred to investigate the history of the Civil War, a topic many of his Spanish friends still seemed to treat as taboo, he began to uncover a darker side to the country. Witness to a brutal fist-fight sponsored by remnants of Franco's Falangists, arrested and threatened by the police in the former HQ of the Spanish Foreign Legion, sheltered by a beautiful transvestite, shunned by locals, haunted by ghosts and finally robbed of his identity, Webster encountered a legacy of cruelty and violence that seems to linger on seventy years after the bloody events of that war.\n\nAs in Webster's previous books, Duende and Andalus, !Guerra! reveals the essence of modern Spain, which few outsiders ever manage to see. Fascinating true stories from the Civil War, vividly retold as he travels around the country. Yet the more Webster unveils of the passions that set one countryman against another, the more he is led to wonder: could the dark, primitive currents that ripped the country apartin the 1930s still be stirring under the sophisticated, worldly surface of today's Spain?

* * * Shortlisted for the 2014 Costa Novel Awards and the 2015 Folio Prize * * * \n\nNora Webster is the heartbreaking new novel from one of the greatest novelists writing today.\n\nIt is the late 1960s in Ireland. Nora Webster is living in a small town, looking after her four children, trying to rebuild her life after the death of her husband. She is fiercely intelligent, at times difficult and impatient, at times kind, but she is trapped by her circumstances, and waiting for any chance which will lift her beyond them. \n\nSlowly, through the gift of music and the power of friendship, she finds a glimmer of hope and a way of starting again. As the dynamic of the family changes, she seems both fiercely self-possessed but also a figure of great moral ambiguity, making her one of the most memorable heroines in contemporary fiction. \n\nThe portrait that is painted in the years that follow is harrowing, piercingly insightful, always tender and deeply true. Colm Tóibín's Nora is a character as resonant as Anna Karenina or Madame Bovary and Nora Webster is a novel that illuminates our own lives in a way that is rare in literature. Its humanity and compassion forge an unforgettable reading experience. \n\n'A profoundly gifted world writer' Sebastian Barry

After twelve years in Spain, Jason Webster had developed a deep love for his adopted homeland; his life there seemed complete. But when he and his Spanish wife moved into an idyllic old farmhouse in the mountains north of Valencia, by chance he found an unmarked mass grave from the Spanish Civil War on his doorstep.Spurred to investigate the history of the Civil War, a topic many of his Spanish friends still seemed to treat as taboo, he began to uncover a darker side to the country. Witness to a brutal fist-fight sponsored by remnants of Franco's Falangists, arrested and threatened by the police in the former HQ of the Spanish Foreign Legion, sheltered by a beautiful transvestite, shunned by locals, haunted by ghosts and finally robbed of his identity, Webster encountered a legacy of cruelty and violence that seems to linger on seventy years after the bloody events of that war.\n\nAs in Webster's previous books, Duende and Andalus, !Guerra! reveals the essence of modern Spain, which few outsiders ever manage to see. Fascinating true stories from the Civil War, vividly retold as he travels around the country. Yet the more Webster unveils of the passions that set one countryman against another, the more he is led to wonder: could the dark, primitive currents that ripped the country apartin the 1930s still be stirring under the sophisticated, worldly surface of today's Spain?