Zombie Wars Online: Episodio 2

¿Cómo se empieza un nuevo capítulo en la vida cuando aún no se ha terminado el libro de la vida anterior? Hacía dieciocho meses que el marido de Autumn Divac había desaparecido, y ella no se imaginaba cómo iba a vivir sin él. Sin embargo, por el bien de sus dos hijos, tenía que intentarlo. Autumn se llevó a sus hijos a pasar el verano a su pueblo natal, la preciosa localidad costera donde se había criado. Quería encontrar consuelo junto a su madre y su tía en la librería que regentaban. Aunque al poco tiempo supo que su hija se enfrentaba a un profundo cambio vital y que su...

In the summer of 1936, the ship that carried the great writer Stefan Zweig to America stopped over at the port of Vigo. With the dramatic echoes of the Civil War resounding in the Galician atmosphere, the writer walked through the streets and stopped in front of the window of a small bookstore and met its owner, Ramón, a man who, like him, is aware of the value of Literature. That meeting will be the seed of a fleeting but valuable friendship.

This is an anthology of first time writers from Argentina, expressing how travel has changed their life. The authors have tried to connect experience of wind in the face with that of their ideological notions. Can travel help in something as simple as meeting your future life partner? Can travel change into something nerve wrecking and damaging? You will have to read the whole anthology to know more!

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