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With the presentation tomorrow Tuesday, at 20:00 in the Josefina Soria Library of the Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Center, from the book "La sangre no salta" by Alfonso Gutiérrez Caro, the week of activities of the cycle "Leer, Pensar, Imaginar ", which has launched the Department of Culture and this quarter encompasses 48 activities.
In the act will be present the author of the novel, which will accompany the editor of Malbec, Javier Salinas, and writer and literary critic Antonio Parra.
"Blood does not jump" tells the harrowing story of two detectives in time;
of Santos Alonso and his son Samuel.
The first investigating the whereabouts of Ulises Carpe in late 1980, a disappearance connected with a dangerous neo-Nazi group, while the second seeks thirty-five years later the old gold watch that Ulises bequeathed to his family and has been stolen in strange circumstances.
These are two very different epochs, two detectives of disparate methods with the same closely related world.
During the most atypical research of his career.
Samuel Alonso will discover so much of his father as of himself, realizing that the past is very alive, moving, attacking, chewing and spitting.
Once the box of secrets is opened, their lives will never go the same way again.
ABOUT ALFONSO GUTIÉRREZ CARO
A graduate in History from the University of Murcia, Alfonso Gutiérrez Caro began his literary career with a series of short stories of fantastic genre.
Mention of honor in the Galileo Contest of Science-fiction Stories (2009) with "Lapsus Machina", included in the anthology of the same name.
He published the micro-story "Die the last physical human" in the Network for Science Magazine 10 (2010) and the story "Restart" in the Anthology Discovering New Worlds (2011) of the Spanish Federation of Epic Fantasy.
"Simply monsters", was included in Cryptonomikon VI, anthology of the Cryptshow Festival (2013).
He was finalist of "The Hand", Festival of Fantastic and Terror Cinema (2013), category narrative, with "The pantry".
In 2013, Editorial Amarante published "Defecto de fábrica", his first black novel starring detective Samuel Alonso.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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