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“The job lasted me as long as a pair of shoes” confesses Dani Santana. What were the circumstances that drove the editor of the newspaper Crònica to leave the post so hastily? What balancing game between power and politics is shaking the newspaper to its foundations? What is hidden behind the seductive curtains of the world of journalism?
If you sweat buckets on your first date, and enter into a semi comatose state; if you still believe that you have to go on a diet or wear lace underwear in order to pull; if when you mouth the words “I love you”, your paramour slips away muttering excuses, never to be seen again; if you slip up and don’t know how to confess it to your partner; if your other half has been unfai
A crisis is any situation originated by a threat from which serious damages or loss of lives, goods, interests or image may be produced. Any rupture of routine activities on the ship may unleash a crisis situation, independently of the actual nature or seriousness of the initial situation.
A novel work which, in a readable form, compares the meals of the great media chefs with everyday dishes from our own cuisine in order to show the similarities between the science and methods of both worlds. Mousses, air dishes, spherics, emulsions, gels, hot ice-cream… tortillas, croquettes, chips, pears in wine and grilled steak are some of the examples analysed in detail.
Villanueva de la Aguilas, Seville, carries on through the grey post-war years between the novenas of the devout and the repression of the victors. Currito lives there with his sisters, existing on the family income and a grocery shop selling black market goods. His everyday routine is disrupted when he hears that Rosa, La Culona (The Bum), who taught him how to write, is now a prostitute.
In our children’s hands, hats and rivers regain the importance that fiction asks of them. The elements are tamed and sing their own praises and above all they adapt to the true needs of representation. History ends and fiction begins, without any confrontation. Writing does not steal nor does it demand anything, it simply employs that which it finds useful, without establishing a conflict.
In times of difficulty when life turns its back on us and when our physical and emotional equilibrium is put to the test, we need defence mechanisms to help us survive.