Festín de Muertos - Castro, Raquel
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The zombie trend, which which has resulted in books, TV series, movies, has been acquired by the hands of two Mexican authors with renewed vigor and peculiar characters. This anthology unites several dark and violent stories that, without a doubt, will delight young readers. It's a sign of terror made in Mexico in which we find the same young narrators that consecrated such figures. Both groups provide us with tales of great quality and startling effectiveness. Among the numerous authors included in this anthology are Bernardo Fernández "Bef", Bernardo Esquinca, Luis Jorge Boone, Cecilia…mehr

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The zombie trend, which which has resulted in books, TV series, movies, has been acquired by the hands of two Mexican authors with renewed vigor and peculiar characters. This anthology unites several dark and violent stories that, without a doubt, will delight young readers. It's a sign of terror made in Mexico in which we find the same young narrators that consecrated such figures. Both groups provide us with tales of great quality and startling effectiveness. Among the numerous authors included in this anthology are Bernardo Fernández "Bef", Bernardo Esquinca, Luis Jorge Boone, Cecilia Eudave, Alberto Chimal, José Luis Zárate, Karen Chacek and Norma Lazo.
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Autorenporträt
Raquel Castro is a writer, journalist, professor, and cultural advocate. She won the Youth Literature Prize in 2012 and is a two-time winner of the National Journalism Award for her collaboration in the TV series Diálogos en Confianza. Her work appears in the anthologies Antes de que las letras se conviertan en arañas, Códices en el asfalto, Así se acaba el mundo, and many others. Rafael Villegas is a narrator and historian. His poetry won the Jules Verne Award in 2006 as well as the National Short Story Prize in 2009. His work appears in the anthologies Los viajeros: 25 años de ciencia ficción Mexicana, El abismo, En reconstruccio, and many others.