La gitanilla

Entremés que pertenece al género del teatro breve de tema urbano, uno de los motivos preferidos del autor. Retrata las relaciones interpersonales de los distintos componentes de los estamentos sociales de Madrid así como el comportamiento del individuo tipo del barroco, que camina errático por sus calles en busca de una trama, de cualquier engaño, treta, falsedad o hurto para sobrevivir.

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Los acontecimientos narrados en esta novela tienen lugar durante la guerra civil española y en los años anteriores y posteriores a la misma. A través de una historia de amor que acontece en un pueblo imaginario -con hechos reales y de ficción-, el autor trata de describir la forma de vida, en aquella época, de los pueblos rurales de las provincias murciana y andaluza, que son dos de las que más influencia árabe han tenido. «Pero lo que más quiere resaltar el autor es la gran influencia que el Bien y el Mal ejercen constantemente sobre los seres humanos».

This book is a lucid and profound look at the problems that divide Cubans in and out of the Island with discussions on the fundamentals of Cuban history as well as today's sad reality and what are the realistic possibilities for the future of this divided nation.

Young Billy McLaughlin heads out to Tahoe, fresh out of college and ready to live out his vision of the good life. This involves skiing everyday, partying hard, playing some guitar, getting laid, and otherwise not worrying about a damn thing. Much to his surprise, the easy life doesn’t come so easy. That’s because the world of “the gods” is working down on him. The sex-hungry Clarissa, Goddess of the Hunt, is making his life a living hell while Jim, God of Good Beers and Friendship, is trying to pull him through. The story takes the reader for a ride through the ski-bum life in Tahoe...