Mujerongas

Gabriela Wiener writes about who she is and the way in which she lives, and does so with refreshing sincerity. These autobiographical stories invite us to immerse ourselves in her world and take a good look at a woman fighting her demons. It addresses a variety of issues such as migration, motherhood, fear of death, loneliness of hotel rooms, triplets, the mysterious number eleven, and many others. This book makes the everyday appear as something rich and complex.

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La increíble historia de un hombre que intentó escaparse más de veinticinco veces de la cárcel durante trece años por un delito que, asegura, no cometió.

«Quisiera uno seguir refugiándose todos los días en estas páginas, que son al mismo tiempo una inmersión en el agua bautismal de la literatura y una huída hacia tiempos más felices o que ahora nos parecen tales, porque conservan un resol de juventud que se irá empalideciendo. Ahora comprendo que escribir unas memorias, aunque ligeras como éstas, es más metafísico y corazonal de lo que uno pensaba. Me cuesta dejar este libro porque me ha hecho mucha compañía durante los meses de su escritura. Y no porque haya pensado mucho en él, que no ha sido así, sino porque de pronto abrí...