Ignacio Martínez de Pisón was a child in Logroño in the sixties, boy in Zaragoza in the seventies and apprentice novelist in Barcelona in the eighties. The first part of his life is that of an ordinary boy, born into a happy family until the early death of his father; crucial years from which his literary world is nourished. This is the exciting portrait of the formation of one of the most solid authors of our fiction., a literary memoir that reflects the profound changes experienced by Spanish society, that in a very short time goes from a rancid dictatorship to a consolidated democracy that is integrated into Europe. «The reader of Home Clothes will find the portrait of a rather ordinary young man, neither high nor low, neither handsome nor ugly, neither good nor bad, but gifted, yes indeed, of the gift of knowing how to tell stories. My idea was precisely to take advantage of that gift to tell myself. to tell me and, above all, to tell a time», Ignacio Martínez de Pisón.
