The Galpon - Castano-Bedoya, William
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When the human condition is what directly induces the success or failure of a human being's endeavor, whoever does not evolve goes backwards... Likewise, although supposedly frivolous freedom is currently what governs the global market, its results are ultimately the consequence of man's influence. This is the essence of the corporate world, as William Castan¿o-Bedoya puts it, in a novel with characters more loyal to profit and fundamentalism than their colleagues and employees. HanssenBox allows itself to wander, led by what its leaders see as destiny, at a time when technology and the online…mehr

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When the human condition is what directly induces the success or failure of a human being's endeavor, whoever does not evolve goes backwards... Likewise, although supposedly frivolous freedom is currently what governs the global market, its results are ultimately the consequence of man's influence. This is the essence of the corporate world, as William Castan¿o-Bedoya puts it, in a novel with characters more loyal to profit and fundamentalism than their colleagues and employees. HanssenBox allows itself to wander, led by what its leaders see as destiny, at a time when technology and the online commercial market become industry titans. Ethan, the company's life manager, and Oliver, an outside consultant, star in that microcosm in a corner of the southeastern United States. The two work under the command of a businessman with a shady disposition who plunges them into episodes of mutual distrust, egocentrism, and insecurity. The lives of the characters are systematically affected by the weight of extremist ideologies and the omnipresence of an underhanded double standard . HanssenBox floats along the passage of circumstances imposed by fate in an era in which e-commerce undertakes a crushing advance without return.
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William's story begins in his native Armenia, a coffee enclave in Colombia. In 1966, his parents took him to Bogotá, where he lived for almost two decades, and from where he extracted his urban education. He studied Marketing and Advertising at Jorge Tadeo Lozano University. Then, in the eighties, he emigrated to the United States, where he became an American citizen. He currently resides in the city of Coral Gables in the state of Florida.William is considered a profound and experiential writer who narrates the uniqueness of humans. We the Other People -The Beggars of the Mercury Lights- exposes the Colombian-American Novelistsocial injustice caused by the excesses of extremism and the politicization of suffering as tools of political control, in the midst of one of the stages of greatest social exclusion in the United States. In The Galpon he recreates how lethargic conformism threatens the relativity of success, while distrust and excessive political ideologization become the background of an underhanded double standard that clumsily pushes the protagonists to ethical manipulation. In Flowers for Maria Sucel, the author reflects on the journey through the life of a family desperately trying to keep body and soul together, while being torn apart by their inner exiles. For his part, in Ludovico's Monologues, he recreates the impact of frustration and impotence as factors that make up the absurd.