Las princesas van a la universidad

El agua es una mentirosa. Si cuentas una historia con agua, no se puede confiar en ella y se lavará con la primera lluvia fuerte o con las lágrimas de un largo llanto. Las historias contadas en el agua son de naturaleza proteica y mutable. Las mejores historias son impredecibles en sus verdades. Cuando piensas que las has descifrado, cuando sientes que la corriente te conduce hacia algo parecido a un final feliz, las mejores historias te engañarán siempre.

Cuatro piezas breves de teatro, donde se entremezclan lo trágico, lo cómico y lo absurdo. Un reflejo de la vida misma, con los conflictos que surgen y envuelven todo aquello que nos rodea.

A young Australian travelling for academic purposes in Europe visits a monastery in Spain and is waylaid by an old man selling his produce by the roadside at a nearby war cemetery. He innocently asks about the massive eucalypt trees in the monastery grounds and is then entranced by the old man and the story he tells of their history which weaves together the secret 16th-century exploration of Terra Australis, the Emperor Charles V, the dedication of a botanist, fundamentals of gardening and the wonder of Nature. "I found myself translating a story written by someone I hardly knew, about some...

A logbook to face life in a new way. An answer to the pandemic through writing... And suddenly a microscopic virus changed everything. The situation has led J.A. González Sainz to rethink his way of facing his day to day, to meditate and rebuild himself through words. Under the generic title of Little Life, the author decides to keep a diary in search of a new way of looking and writing.