The Winners (New York Review Books Classics)

The Winners is a thought-provoking and deeply satisfying philosophical novel that explores the myth of the New World through the lens of a luxury cruise gone awry.

With a keen eye for character and social life, Cortázar weaves a complex tapestry of crossed lives and wayward love, challenging and disturbing the reader while expanding their sense of the intricate human experience.

As Pablo Neruda so eloquently puts it, "Cortazar creates a language and rhythm as mysterious and terrible as Melville's but all in his own voice...The Winners is a novel of ideas that enlarges one's sense of the single human being." Don't miss out on this masterpiece - read The Winners today!