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        A Tale of Violence

        by Pedro Riera

        Gabriel and Toni are close friends and have kept no secrets from each other since they were little. However, once they get to high school their friendship starts falling apart... Is violence fair when it?s used to impose justice? Much to Toni's dismay, Gabriel thinks so and is willing to go far to prove it.   A guy in a hoodie came out of nowhere and threw a petrol bomb. For a while, the world stood still. Everyone held their breath and stayed silent. The device seemed to fly over our heads in slow motion, and once it hit one of the excavators, it was as if someone had hit the fast forward button. The ensuing ball of fire opened the floodgates of hell. In the middle of a deafening roar, the riot police fiercely charged towards us, while they faced a rain of sticks and stones.

      • The Joke Factory

        by Luis Pescetti

        This book is a backpack full of humor. It has good jokes, riddles, or rhymes to give a sparkle of joy. The author is often asked where he gets the jokes from. “I hear a lot, I read a lot, I search a lot, and write down” Take advantage of all the blank spaces to write down what you collect or create.

      • Magic All Day

        by Luis Pescetti

        Poems with the humor and picaresque of the old Irish or Italian folk songs. The book was written from a child’s height and gaze. These poems can be recited or set to music. An album with 23 songs was made with musicians from Cuba, Colombia, and Argentina, nominated for a Latin Grammy, available in Spotify.

      • Children's & YA

        La edad de la ira (The Age of Anger)

        by Nando Lopez

        THE HEADLINEMarcos, a middle-class teenager, murders his father and badly injures one of his brothers. THE REACTIONSFriends, family, teachers: nobody understands what has happened. Nobody could have foreseen it. Images of the crime are all over the media. Once again, the issue of adolescent violence dominates the news. THE INVESTIGATIONMarcos’s crime is not an isolated event. There have been too many cases in recent years of minors involved in situations of extreme violence. Harassment. Cyber-bullying. Racist attacks. Drug dealing. Videos on YouTube showing teachers being humiliated. Depressed teachers. Educational failure… Is it the fault of the adolescents? Of their teachers? Or their parents? Is anyone guilty or are we all victims? A journalist, driven by these questions, decides to try to get inside the murderer’s world. A world that seems to be dominated by one rule and by one age: the age of anger. “I don’t believe in the system at all. The only thing I have faith in is them. Mystudents.” Álvaro D.F., high school teacher.

      • Children's & YA

        La versión de Eric (Eric's version)

        by Nando López

        GRAN ANGULAR PRIZE 2020 -   In this world of images and appearances, keeping silent or hiding are not an option if we are to defend the inalienable right to be who we are and to defend who we want to be. La versión de Eric combines the intrigue of a thriller with the intimate perspective of its narrator protagonist. The action unfolds in a police station, late at night. As Eric waits to talk to the police about the crime that has just occurred, he recalls his past and everything that led up to the events that have brought him here: he was nine years old when his father left home, eleven when the nightmares started, thirteen the first time he was admitted, fourteen when he met Tania. His friendship with Tania will play a key role in his life as, together, they set out on a new path that leads them to discover and accept themselves. It is through Tania that he takes up acting classes, Lorca, the series, success, followers… but also, on that terrible night, full of secrets, there will be a corpse on the tarmac and half-truths in abundance. Eric just wants his version of the story to be told.

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