Como abrí el mundo

Matapavos es un libro que pretende evocar la figura del último bandolero de la Vega Baja. Una fría y lluviosa noche de un mes de enero de 1809, Serranito el caballo y fiel amigo del bandolero, le ayuda cuando este pierde la consciencia y le oculta en los inhóspitos almarjales de San Fulgencio. Y es aquí donde se fragua su leyenda, una leyenda cubierta de nostalgia, y romanticismo, donde el amor triunfa sobre la venganza y la maldad. Asimismo es intención del autor ensalzar una época, un pueblo y sus gentes, y un entorno bellísimo aunque recóndito.

Philip K. Dick (1928-1982) es uno de los autores de ciencia ficción más importantes de todos los tiempos, y su modo de analizar y mostrar la realidad le ha convertido en el precursor más notable del ciberpunk. Es autor de obras tan influyentes El hombre en el castillo (Premio Hugo), El doctor Moneda Sangrienta (finalista del Premio Nebula), En la tierra sombría, La máquina preservadora, Tiempo desarticulado o Un ojo en el cielo, entre otras, pero debe sobre todo su fama póstuma a Blade Runner.

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Libertad Arregui is a young reporter sent to El Salvador in the late eighties. Through her television chronicles along with her camera partner Íñigo Santolaya - a tragic and hilarious man marked by the Vietnam War - we witness the most fateful events that took place in that forgotten war in Central America: the assassination of Ellacuría and the Jesuits, the Sumpul river massacre, the Colomoncagua refugee camps and the first exhumations. "The Jungle Under my Skin is also the journey of a son who wants to find his origins. And to settle the scores of life, he has a manuscript that was given ...