-Titulo Original : La Fila India
-Fabricante :
Oceano
-Descripcion Original:
In order to repatriate the victims of a massacre, a young officer is sent to a lost village in the southeast of Mexico. Her first mistake: moving there with her seven-year-old daughter. The second one: opening her house to a survivor. The third: arguing that a criminal group is against Central American migrants. And fourth: trying to resolve the simple question of why no one seems to care. Composed like a kaleidoscope that records all the tones of sarcasm, La fila india is an exciting story that offers us a group of unforgettable characters, a prose that is hard to beat, and the look of an author that registers how to break down the relationship between one individual and the country in which she lives. A fin de repatriar a las victimas de una masacre, una joven funcionaria es enviada a un pueblo perdido en el sureste de Mexico. Primer error: mudarse alli con su hija de siete años. Segundo: abrirle las puertas de su casa a una sobreviviente. Tercero: averiguar que un grupo criminal se ensaña contra los migrantes centroamericanos. Y cuarto: tratar de resolver una sencilla pregunta: ¿por que a nadie parece importarle? Compuesta como un caleidoscopio que registra todos los tonos del sarcasmo, La fila india es la novela de madurez de Antonio Ortuño. Una historia apasionante, a medio paso de la novela negra, que nos ofrece un grupo de personajes inolvidables, una prosa dificil de igualar y la mirada de un autor que registra como se descomponen las relaciones entre un individuo cualquiera y el pais en que vive. About the Author Antonio Ortuño is the author of Ánima, El buscador de cabezas, El jardin japones, Recursos humanos, and La Señora Rojo. In 2011, GQ named him as a writer of the year, and he was selected by Granta as one of the best young writers in Spanish. He is a former reporter and newspaper editor.
-Fabricante :
Oceano
-Descripcion Original:
In order to repatriate the victims of a massacre, a young officer is sent to a lost village in the southeast of Mexico. Her first mistake: moving there with her seven-year-old daughter. The second one: opening her house to a survivor. The third: arguing that a criminal group is against Central American migrants. And fourth: trying to resolve the simple question of why no one seems to care. Composed like a kaleidoscope that records all the tones of sarcasm, La fila india is an exciting story that offers us a group of unforgettable characters, a prose that is hard to beat, and the look of an author that registers how to break down the relationship between one individual and the country in which she lives. A fin de repatriar a las victimas de una masacre, una joven funcionaria es enviada a un pueblo perdido en el sureste de Mexico. Primer error: mudarse alli con su hija de siete años. Segundo: abrirle las puertas de su casa a una sobreviviente. Tercero: averiguar que un grupo criminal se ensaña contra los migrantes centroamericanos. Y cuarto: tratar de resolver una sencilla pregunta: ¿por que a nadie parece importarle? Compuesta como un caleidoscopio que registra todos los tonos del sarcasmo, La fila india es la novela de madurez de Antonio Ortuño. Una historia apasionante, a medio paso de la novela negra, que nos ofrece un grupo de personajes inolvidables, una prosa dificil de igualar y la mirada de un autor que registra como se descomponen las relaciones entre un individuo cualquiera y el pais en que vive. About the Author Antonio Ortuño is the author of Ánima, El buscador de cabezas, El jardin japones, Recursos humanos, and La Señora Rojo. In 2011, GQ named him as a writer of the year, and he was selected by Granta as one of the best young writers in Spanish. He is a former reporter and newspaper editor.


