Samuel Pérez García

Leviatán (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Es por estas razones que para muchos la existencia de esta criatura es una... confirmación, una prueba real y viviente, de las Sagradas Escrituras. Es refutar el viejo argumento de los no-religiosos, decir que no todo lo que está en la Biblia o el Tora es metafórico, tan solo mitología plasmada en poesía y prosa, sino muy literal. Es encontrar el Arca de Noé en el Monte Ararat. El Doctor Marlow ha revolcado un avispero y las repercusiones ya se están viendo en todo el mundo."

En las profundidades del Atlántico ha sido descubierta una gigantesca criatura. Su corazón late cada vez con mayor fuerza, augurando un inminente despertar.

¿Está preparado el mundo para lo que se avecina?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Samuel Pérez García
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. März 2013
• Spanisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301624584
• Artikelnr.: 54527895

Autorenporträt

Ever since I remember I have loved books. My mother... excuse me, Santa Claus and the Three Magic Kings used to give me classic books for the holidays, such as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Treasure Island, Starship Troopers, etc. Some were books I adored, others (Starship Troopers) I didn't bother to read until way later, when I was at college... and also loved. However, it wasn't until a New York trip in which my cousin lent me his copy of Jurassic Park (the movie hit theaters that summer, and he wanted me to read it before we went to see Spielberg's take) that I began my fandom literary stage, beginning with Michael Crichton.

A few years later, I decided to take on writing.

So here I am, at the beginning of the 21st century, using the tools that communications technology places in our hands, tools that now allow every person on the planet with an internet connection instant visibility with thousands others. Not exactly the future of Arthur C. Clarke's 2001 (or even Zemeckis' Back to the Future II's), but a pretty cool one. And one with enormous potential.