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The act of presenting the illustrated story Doberman, by Ignacio Borgoñós, will take place on Friday, May 10, at 8:00 pm, at the Salvador García Aguilar Library (at Avenida del Chorrico, n ° 44), as part of the Spring program of the Book 2019 of Molina de Segura, organized by the Department of Culture of the town council.
Intervenes, along with the author, Luis del Caso, illustrator, and Juan Heredia, painter.
Moderator: Rafael Gómez Sales, writer.
During the act the illustrations of the book will be exhibited.
Ignacio Borgoñós (Cartagena, 1975) has a degree in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Murcia and a Master's in Journalism from the University of the Basque Country.
He is the author of the novels Hotel Mandarache, Ánimos sombreíos (Book Murciano del Año 2006 in narrative) and Recitando a Petrarca (finalist for the Mario Vargas Llosa Award for Novel 2008).
He has also won numerous literary awards in the field of short fiction.
His winning stories are collected in the book La enfermedad de las niñas blues (2011).
In 2014, with Doberman, he won the XLII National Cuentos José Calderón Escalada Award, from Reinosa (Cantabria).
In 2019 he won the XXVI Short Novelty Contest José Luis Castillo Puche with An Analog Man.
Dóbermannarra the story of an old woman who lives alone in a flat of an outdated building.
When she opens the door of her home she sees a dog of Doberman breed sneaks into her house and since then an authentic epic opens in which the old woman will have to figure out how to get the dog out of there, contact someone who does it for her or learn to live with him;
all of this in the context of an unstable life situation, because he knows that the time to fend for himself has run out and that he should go to live at home with his son or a residence.
The story of Ignacio Borgoñós speaks of a world that goes away, buried by the speed of day to day, by technology, by the constant tension of living in a society crushed by interest, by banks, by insurance.
It speaks of a society that dies, that disappears little by little.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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