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The 29 stories that make up "The worst is over" Eduardo Carrasco deal with everyday situations to become unusual and conflict situations, sometimes disturbing atmospheres, that catch the reader's attention.
With an agile and fluid prose, the author discusses different topics: youth rivalry, xenophobia, drug use, unfulfilled desires, marital infidelity, finding one's origins, revenge and the difficulty of relationships couple, among others.
The characters in these stories face their own contradictions and adverse scenarios in a society in crisis.
The stories offer a bittersweet lesser extent current world view, based on irony and humor.
The book ends with 'End', a story that plays to introduce literature in literature, whose protagonist is a writer obsessed to find an ending for his novel.
Guirao Eduardo Carrasco was born in Puerto Lumbreras (Murcia) in 1955. He holds a degree in Information Sciences from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
He has published numerous articles, interviews and reports in the press of Murcia.
He worked as editor of the 'Culture and Society' section of the weekly magazine LEAN and directed cultural Town Crier information.
He has been director of the Regional Editor of Murcia, an agency of the Ministry of Culture and Education.
Since 1988 working as a journalist in the Press Office of the Autonomous Community of Murcia.
In 2007 he released his first book 'flying kites', a chronicle of the lost paradise of childhood and adolescence.
In 2010 he published 'Love and Dynamite'.
He is also coauthor of the books of accounts 'Twenty-six stories that come to mind' (2010) and 'Short Stories for long silences' (2011).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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