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Cómo perderlo todo / How to Lose It All
Cómo perderlo todo / How to Lose It All
- ISBN 13:
9788420438412
- ISBN 10:
8420438413
- Format: Paperback
- Copyright: 02/18/2020
- Publisher: Alfaguara
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Summary
Una inteligente novela tragicómica sobre los dramas del matrimonio y los absurdos de las relaciones que construimos en las redes sociales.
Premio Biblioteca de Narrativa Colombiana 2019.
El viejo profesor Pizarro, ajeno a los odios y las lapidaciones de hoy, publica en su Facebook de principiante un post que pone en jaque su vida: una investigación científica que insiste en que las mujeres que son madres son las más inteligentes.
En torno a su debacle se desata una vertiginosa historia coral: el nefasto año 2016 -el año bisiesto del plebiscito por la paz en Colombia, del Brexit, de Trump- se vuelve una prueba para los nervios de varias parejas a punto de caer en sus propias trampas.
Con la inteligencia y el humor que lo caracterizan, en esta lúcida narración Ricardo Silva Romero construye un mural de esta época dominada por la tecnología, en la que la irrealidad y los equívocos definen muchas veces nuestras relaciones.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
An intelligent part-tragic part-comedy novel about the dramas of marriage and the absurdities of the relationships we build on social media.
Winner of the Biblioteca de Narrativa Colombiana 2019 Award.
Pizarro, an old professor who is oblivious to all the hatred and lynching going on today, begins to dab into Facebook and publishes a post that puts his life in danger: a scientific investigation that claims that women who are mothers are more intelligent.
Due to his catastrophe, a tragicomic novel is unleashed. And the infamous 2016 year - the leap year of the referendum for peace in Colombia, of Brexit, of Trump - becomes a test for the nerves of many couples about to fall into their own traps.
With the cleverness and wit that characterize him, in this lucid narrative Ricardo Silva Romero paints a canvas of the current era dominated by technology, one
Premio Biblioteca de Narrativa Colombiana 2019.
El viejo profesor Pizarro, ajeno a los odios y las lapidaciones de hoy, publica en su Facebook de principiante un post que pone en jaque su vida: una investigación científica que insiste en que las mujeres que son madres son las más inteligentes.
En torno a su debacle se desata una vertiginosa historia coral: el nefasto año 2016 -el año bisiesto del plebiscito por la paz en Colombia, del Brexit, de Trump- se vuelve una prueba para los nervios de varias parejas a punto de caer en sus propias trampas.
Con la inteligencia y el humor que lo caracterizan, en esta lúcida narración Ricardo Silva Romero construye un mural de esta época dominada por la tecnología, en la que la irrealidad y los equívocos definen muchas veces nuestras relaciones.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
An intelligent part-tragic part-comedy novel about the dramas of marriage and the absurdities of the relationships we build on social media.
Winner of the Biblioteca de Narrativa Colombiana 2019 Award.
Pizarro, an old professor who is oblivious to all the hatred and lynching going on today, begins to dab into Facebook and publishes a post that puts his life in danger: a scientific investigation that claims that women who are mothers are more intelligent.
Due to his catastrophe, a tragicomic novel is unleashed. And the infamous 2016 year - the leap year of the referendum for peace in Colombia, of Brexit, of Trump - becomes a test for the nerves of many couples about to fall into their own traps.
With the cleverness and wit that characterize him, in this lucid narrative Ricardo Silva Romero paints a canvas of the current era dominated by technology, one
