El fin de nuestro tiempo

Hay un día en la vida en que debes decidir si deseas tener la razón o la tranquilidad. Albert Espinosa vuelve con una bella historia sobre los recuerdos, el perdón y el amor que transcurre el 23 de abril, el día del libro y las rosas, entre la ciudad de Barcelona y las islas de Ischia y Menorca.

En el nuevo Bilbao, ciudad-estado que surge tras el desastre que desintegra Europa y el mundo, la desaparición de la partitura original de la ópera de Arriaga, Los esclavos felices, pone en peligro la estabilidad de una nueva sociedad basada solo en la eficiencia y el pragmatismo. La crisis expone las disfunciones de una ciudad mucho menos segura de lo que aparenta y en la que los grandes contrastes han dado paso a tonos de gris difíciles de distinguir.

The reality of what’s happening in Haight-Ashbury in 1968 hits Spracklin as he tracks the killer of artist John Blakely. Heroin has become the dominant drug in the hippie enclave, and the carnival atmosphere of the Summer of Love has given way to a wave of violence. Most worrying to Spracklin is the knowledge that Marie is hiding somewhere in The Haight. “The Haight is a fabulous book!” – Pamela Callow, author of the Kate Lange Thriller Series “Highly recommended.” – Ken McGoogan, author and adventurer

Domingo Bernel is a Colombian journalist who has lived a solitary life in Barcelona for many years. He writes a column for a prestigious newspaper, but far from leading the socially agitated life of a successful columnist, he spends most of his time alone due to a strange quirk: he can't stand to be in contact with objects. From a simple can opener to the garter belt used by his lover to seduce him, any object represents a tortuous challenge to Bernel, becoming increasingly more difficult to face and dragging him to unsuspected limits. Domingo Bernel es un periodista colombiano que lleva...