Los Cuentos de Lesbos / The Tales of Lesbos - Burgas, Ángel
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A group of teenagers with no future and a past full of violence decide to "flee" from the refugee camp where they live in. The support of a doctor becomes the key to prevent them from doing something crazy. Storytelling heals them as short stories will be a way of escape and also a ray of hope. An impeccable literary novel that hooks you from the first sentence and a slap in the face of reality for those young readers worried about likes and followers.

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A group of teenagers with no future and a past full of violence decide to "flee" from the refugee camp where they live in. The support of a doctor becomes the key to prevent them from doing something crazy. Storytelling heals them as short stories will be a way of escape and also a ray of hope. An impeccable literary novel that hooks you from the first sentence and a slap in the face of reality for those young readers worried about likes and followers.
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Escribe desde muy jovencito. De la misma manera que le apasiona escribir e inventarse historias, también le gusta pintar y por eso ha hecho la carrera de Bellas Artes. Ha estudiado en Berlín y ha hecho algunas exposiciones. Ahora, en cambio, quiere vivir de la literatura. Jugar con las palabras, decidir cómo explicará aquello que quiere explicar. No sabe si se puede llamar estilo, pero le gusta pasar desapercibido entre las líneas, expresarlo todo de una manera natural, sin que se vea apenas la mano del escritor. Angel Burgas has been writing since he was very young. In the same way that he is passionate about writing and inventing stories, he also likes to paint, so he studied fine arts. He studied in Berlin and has done some exhibitions. Now, however, he wants to make a living from literature. Playing with words and deciding how to explain things that he wants to explain. He doesn't know what to call his style, but he likes to go unnoticed between the lines, expressing everything in a natural way, so the writer's hand is barely visible.