A BORDO DEL NAUFRAGIO

This is the story of an ordinary day in the life of a university student in the 90s. The protagonist travels through a hostile, mechanized city, from the classrooms of his faculty to the working-class areas on the periphery, without any other company than hispast, which intercuts a powerful narrative about society and its illusions. With a voice that resounds with the festive ire of Henry Miller and the moral impudence of Louis-Ferdinand Cline, this novelis still, fifteen years after its first publication, a merciless attack on conventional good taste, to occasionally charitable interventions and of the omnipotence of the market. This novel was a finalist for the HerraldePrize.