De: Iván Prado Sejas* Rudy Terceros, en su novela “Nacida de Mujer y de Hombre”, nos conduce por un laberinto donde policías y clones emergen para generar una historia distópica en una sociedad boliviana en […]
COLECCIÓN: Narrativa del Acantilado, 339 TEMAS: Narrativa y Novela AUTOR: Pablo Martín Sánchez ISBN: 978-84-17902-42-1 EDICIÓN: 1ª ENCUADERNACIÓN: Rústica cosida FORMATO: 13 x 21 cm PÁGINAS: 384 Para comprarlo. Sorpresivamente me llegó esta novela en […]
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An SF picture book from acclaimed Ecuadorian author Alicia Yánez Cossío
Ivan’s debut article for Amazing Stories: on productivity, society and science fiction
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