Description
As the nerve center of the San Lorenzo neighborhood, and within the analogous plaza, is located the house where Muñoz Molina lived and which he uses as a resource in different parts of the novel The Polish Rider. The house, which is still family property, cannot be visited, but it has a plaque on the façade that commemorates the uniqueness of being the home of such an illustrious author. “[…] and that night, in his bedroom, from whose window he could see in the moonlight the façade of the Casa de las Torres and the oblique shadows of the gargoyles […]”
