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The presentation of the book Santa Claus in the Olympic Village, Joaquín García molinense Box, takes place on Thursday 26th June at 20.30 pm in the Library Salvador García Aguilar Molina de Segura (in Chorrico Avenue, n ° 44).

The book presents the novelist Jerome Tristante and the event will be chaired by the Mayor of the town, Eduardo Contreras Linares.

The multifaceted Joaquín García Box, technical architect in a major municipality of the region, also has many vocations: basketball club president Basket Molina, actor in the theater company La Mosca, a member of The Templars of the Moors and Christians in Murcia, a member of The Literary Molineta, and writer.

After his first novel, The 96, centered on the mystery, now presents this new work, Santa Claus in the Olympic Village, the most prominent feature is the humor.

In this book, the author has managed to weave a story in which hundreds of movies, musicians and writers intermingle, and where characters as diverse as Bob Marley or Camarón de la Isla Everything on the basis of Santa Claus appear and his obsession with the Olympics.

Told in first person, the novel offers four pages full of humor and surprises, but with a touch of drama that brings dynamism and liveliness to reading.

Many current issues that shape history.

The author argues in his novel that everyone is free to choose the life you want to lead, even if it includes the adoption of unhealthy habits and stigmatized in our society today.

The protagonist wakes up one morning and keeps a titanic struggle with one of his sheets, bent on not wanting to let go.

At that time you decide you need to tell the story of his life, the reasons for which is enclosed within the walls of his room.

Accompanied by his dolphin and inseparable friend, Basti, represent the antithesis of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, and identify with the universal manchego in striving for a goal that seems quite inaccessible: participation in the Olympics.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura