Un calor que no da tregua. Una noche cuya oscuridad se alarga. La adolescencia y su rebeldía y las primeras experiencias. «No había mucho más que hacer ese verano», leemos. A partir de ahí, una enorme historia que se abre a tantas posibilidades como lecturas: crisis y memoria de una dictadura, incógnitas e inquietudes, desencanto y búsqueda. Personajes que se ahogan y dudan. Asesinos en serie, lo siniestro y la enfermedad. Música y consecuencias. Eso es lo que Mariana Enriquez ...cuya capacidad para distorsionar la realidad no deja de acumular y sorprender a muchísimos lectores... nos entrega en este libro ilustrado por Helia Toledo, con un espectacular debut editorial que no solo dialoga con el texto, sino que lo lleva a más formas de mirarlo y de leerlo.
The reference book by one of the most prominent international figures in the field of nature writing, as well as one of the great current prose writers of the American West. Pete Fromm has lived comfortably with his family for years in the quiet town of Great Falls, Montana. At first it was difficult for him to change his uniform as a ranger - in which he had lived so many adventures in the "Great American Wilderness" - for that of a family man, but the inexhaustible love he feels for his two children and the new experiences he shares every day with those little savages they ended up tipping the balance. He assumed that the days of him running away from grizzlies and his nights in the open cold and ecstatic under the stars were a thing of the past. And it was good that it was like that, after all, we all have to mature and put aside certain things...