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El Cadaver que envejece dentro de su tumba

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This story is an invitation to dare to explore the pleasure without repairs, in the moral plots that open carefree. The incomparable pleasure of looking, looking and being watched, as the divine marques would say; That look in the mirror without disturbances or worries.

 

Oblivion by Elizabeth Quil

POETRY

Oblivion

It is a collection of poems where the world of coincidences, of causalities, is erected to give a meaning to amazement.

It is built with a significant number of surreal images from the psychic automatism of a demented reality parallel to the poem, of a poetic from the wrong time.

Travesti de almas de Elizabeth Quila

SHORT STORIES

Travesti de almas

Compile two series of stories that flow into seas agitated by the calm of the transgressions assumed by each of their characters in their respective stories. We are told about the silences in which we drown the voices of what we really are and do not dare to be.

We are told between fingers of the denied desires that we usually imprison in fists, of frustration and impotence, only to be equal to others, although different from our own reflection. We are shown the nudity that goes beyond the skin and that palpitates us in the essence where there is no gender, age, level or rules that limit us and encaden us.

El culto by Elizabeth Quila

NOVEL

El Culto

The plot that develops this novel, where each of the characters is stripped even in their strengths, shows us the most chilling human perversions as mere survival events where the impact of life lies, precisely, in the conscious distancing that exists between the cause and effect of part of their characters.

The cult speaks to us of religion, of oblivion, of revenge, of punishment; It tells us of the greatest betrayals that humans are capable of: betraying ourselves. It encourages us to think that every step is not only the path itself, but also the path for those who follow us.

El amante despiadado by Elizabet Quila
El pueblo de los ahogados by Elizabeth Quila

SHORT STORIES

El Amante Despiadado & El Pueblo de los Ahogados

From these stories we undertake our trips. The author in returning to the center of his crops, to his Buenos Aires city always in celebration, to the embrace of his huancavilca genetics. I, from the west to the east, from darkness to light. Our journeys seek to understand the origins, the composition of the clay that makes us fire and shapes us, the deficiencies and fears in each beetle of our air.


The Town of Lawyers and the ruthless lover are two beautiful texts that have caressed my movement, allowing me to transpire the creative touch of Elizabeth Quila, who is not only a tireless manager of Hispanic literature in the United States, but has also achieved that the narratives have their form, their smell and their passion, something normally very difficult in the world of words.

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NOVEL

Cristina

It is the moving story of a father who is separated from his daughter since she is barely a baby. In this plot is revealed all the power that is able to deploy a human being in the eagerness to reencounter with the roots of their bowels.

A struggle that finally shows the protagonist that human-divine and fraternal love does not have to be typecast or differentiated in the exquisiteness of his expression.

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