Costumbrist tales filled with emotion

In Transitorios, Nadar lays out four costumbrist tales in which he takes up the concerns and vital interests he has made use of in his other work such as Papel estrujado or El mundo a tus pies. The mother-son relationship on the cusp of puberty, missions impossible to replicate as though real for a fictional character, the moral doubts of a fired teacher, and the very particular legacy of a father gone missing are some of the questions that the author from Castellón deals with, tales that never pass by the obvious route. It is Nadar’s most personal, and surely most interesting, comeback.