Mel Matos

Vladimir's Tower (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Hope is a limit. When life pushes us across that fine line, our mind may use unexpected ways to deal with the unbearable. Vladimir's Tower explores the instincts of the subconscious. The fanatic ability to surrender one's will in a pledge for a way out.

The journey of a woman striving to survive in a hostile environment, surrounded by limitations and vicissitudes. Only love and the desire for a better tomorrow will keep her afloat amid the turbulent waters of misery. Helena Alcázar will fight to find the way back home. A road to that place where memories are no longer hidden and forgotten.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mel Matos
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. März 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386606307
• Artikelnr.: 58820464

Autorenporträt

Mel Matos was born in the Dominican Republic but migrated with his family to Venezuela at the age of 2 years old. His professional life has focused on the auditing field. Working for international firms in various locations, he had the opportunity of visiting multiple countries (such as Venezuela, Chile, USA, Australia, among others) as part of his professional activities. In the latest years, his career has evolved into information systems auditing and data analytics, where he continues his development. His hobbies include practising various sports, Latin social dancing, watercolour painting, composing and recording music, among others. Mel Matos finds Asian cultures fascinating.

Vladimir's Tower was first published in the Spanish language under the title "Vladimiro en su Pedestal y Relatos Ocultos" in Argentina, during 2011. This is the second edition, available both in English and Spanish. A special edition of "Relatos Ocultos" in Spanish was also published in 2020, this is a compilation of short tales written by Mel Matos since he was 15 years old, including those submitted for literary contests in countries such as Venezuela, Argentina, and Spain.