The House of Mistwork by Bombal

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  • discussed in biography ( in Bombal, María Luisa )

    Her first novel, La última niebla, which she later revised and translated as The House of Mist, first appeared in a limited edition in 1934 before its better-known publication date of 1935. The House of Mist details an unloving marriage between Daniel, who clings to the memory of his first wife, and Helga, who takes a mysterious blind lover who may or may not be a...

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