Lucrecia Borgia

Una rigurosa reconstrucción histórica que termina con la imagen de hombre cruel, despiadado y fanático que se tiene de Saladino en Occidente y nos permite descubrir al mismo tiempo la cara oculta de las cruzadas.

Ciertas personas constituye un retrato de época -años cincuenta en una ciudad española de provincias- realizado al hilo de un robo sacrílego y sus posteriores consecuencias y desenlace. Las relaciones entre el mundo marginal -tan sórdido como su época- y el poder provinciano de la dictadura establecen la tensión narrativa básica de Ciertas personas -tercera novela de Fernando G. Delgado-. Luego, el total se enriquece y adensa con una trama de amores cruzados, pasiones inconfesables, bajos instintos o heterodoxias sexuales. Uno de sus personajes aparece sometido a presiones fetichistas ...

In 1936 an attendant at a conference in Burgos shocks fellow listeners with his claim that in order to write the Divine Comedy, Dante visited Purgatory while still alive.

Serena has the job she's always dreamed of and Chase, the man her heart never dared to. As a new editor at Vogue, she bags the biggest interview of the year with Yvette Renault, the infamous former editor of French Vogue, in The Carlton-InterContinental Hotel during the Cannes Film Festival. She eagerly jets off to France while Chase stays home, working with her father, a former senator, on his upcoming mayoral campaign. Everything feels unbelievably perfect...until it doesn't. The hotel loses her reservation hours before her big interview. Serena fears that she'll have to go home without her ...

"A man meets the mother of a school friend who was his adolescence erotic obsession; two brothers who have not spoken for years return to contact for a kidney; a Catalan lives peculiar adventures in Las Vegas; A man seeks the trace of his beloved in the streets of Barcelona... and, in the last of the stories in this book, the author himself becomes a character. "