Entrega Insensata: Cartas a la Deriva - Velasco, Xavier
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Open like veins, attentive to the cruel complexity of readers, these twenty-five letters cover the whole emotional spectrum from scathing to enduring. Readers pass through a world of adolescent love, the settling of accounts, and the declaration of genes and principles. In the first instance, they represent glimpses of dialogue with individuals and groups, abject or loveable, iconic or insignificant. Abiertas como venas, atentas a la cruel complicidad de los lectores, estas veinticinco cartas recorren todo el espectro de lo mordaz a lo entrañable, pasando por la palabra de amor adolescente, el…mehr

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Open like veins, attentive to the cruel complexity of readers, these twenty-five letters cover the whole emotional spectrum from scathing to enduring. Readers pass through a world of adolescent love, the settling of accounts, and the declaration of genes and principles. In the first instance, they represent glimpses of dialogue with individuals and groups, abject or loveable, iconic or insignificant. Abiertas como venas, atentas a la cruel complicidad de los lectores, estas veinticinco cartas recorren todo el espectro de lo mordaz a lo entrañable, pasando por la palabra de amor adolescente, el ajuste de cuentas y la declaración de genes y principios. En primera instancia, representan atisbos de diálogo con personajes individuales o colectivos, abyectos o adorables, icónicos o insignificantes.
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Autorenporträt
Xavier Velasco studied political science and literature. He collaborated on the supplement Saturday and has been published in various newspapers such as Novedades, El Universal, El Nacional, La Crónica, Milenio, Reforma and El País. In 2003, he received the Alfaguara Novel International Prize for his work Diablo Guardian, which became a bestselling Hispanic-American title with more than 200,000 copies sold.