Abstract

O frío azul (2007), a novel by the Galician writer Ramón Caride Ogando, is a significant example of the propensity of postmodern historical narrative to reflect on the blurring of boundaries between domains of knowledge such as history and literature. In this context, interdiscursivity is assumed for the author both as a horizon of fictional re-encounter with the available archive and as a scenario of creative subversion of the references found there. In the work of Ramón Caride, this perspective is shown, among other aspects, in the representation of violence, which we will focus on from the study of three intercommunicating dimensions: space, sovereignty and the marvelous.