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The presentation of the novel's stay writer Pedro Brotini Murcia will take place on Tuesday, October 11, at 20.00 pm in the Library Salvador García Aguilar (in Chorrico Avenue, No. 44).
Involved, together with the author, writer and editor of La Fea Bourgeoisie, Paco Lopez Mengual.
La Fea Bourgeoisie Editions launches a new title, the novel's stay, the Murcian writer of Italian descent Pedro Brotini, which tells a story that progresses in parallel in two stages: the early nineteenth century and the beginning of XXI.
A novel about the love of books and how we must believe that some dreams can become reality.
In the summer of 1816 it took place in Villa Diodati, on the shores of Lake Geneva, a meeting that went on to the history of literature.
They confined for several days because of a big storm caused ultimately by the eruption of Tambora, Lord Byron, Mary Shelley and John Polidori, among others, were entertained to count and write horror stories.
Thus they were born novels like Frankenstein or The Vampire, Dracula history ... but, maybe, he wrote some more mysteriously disappeared over time.
Two hundred years later, the widow of a famous bibliophile and the woman in charge of caring, old university researcher, embark on a journey through history to answer this question: there's stay John Polidori, the physician of Lord Byron the best work of literature of terror of all time, or is just a myth?
Pedro Brotini (Murcia, 1967) studied psychology and worked for years related to the same work.
He currently works in the regional government of Murcia.
Volkswagen prize winner Read in 2011 with his novel The Time of blue words, for years maintained a blog on the magazine Hello!
The first bookmark entitled on literature and cinema, his main hobbies.
Finalist and winner of several literary awards, has participated in several collections of short stories of various kinds.
La Estancia is his second novel.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura
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