In Sampedros second novel, written in 1945, unpublished until 1994, word of a young soldiers death in the Spanish Civil War reaches his parents who are anxiously awaiting his return from the front. Four visions of their son, Antonio, arrive to assuage their grief, one from a comrade-in-arms, one from a childhood friend, another from a fellow student, and finally a letter from an older woman who loved him. A moving novel.
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