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The writer Maria Serralba, yesterday visited Jumilla, invited by the Department of Culture and the Public Library, to present his latest work, the novel "The God of Faro".
As explained by the author, which tells the story of Emilio Garcia's book is an adaptation of a true story, the protagonist lived firsthand who suffer social exclusion is declared homosexual.
With elegant treatment, the novel tells a story of love, "beyond which the protagonists are men," said the author, who also explained jointly and having the work, the benefits of which are dedicated to the family of Emilio, a child which is affected by a brain injury, and that is who illustrated the cover image.
During the presentation of the book, the author introduced the book trailer for the novel, and offered to present reading one of his poems, one of the literary genres to which Mary Serralba devotes his hours.
Plot
The God of light tells the story of Emilio Garcia, a young islander whose desire is to know the truth about her past, which will bring you back to the scenes of his childhood and to contact those who had some meaning in your life, including Graciela, which affectionately calls "his Irish fairy."
This touching story, the author Mary Serralba offers world view of homosexuality from the social point of view and from the focus of the eyes of an innocent child claimed that all he is, let him be as it is.
The delicate treatment that sequences are described, the reader will be involved in this beautiful story of feelings and unexplored.
The hard process of personal and public acceptance of other characters will also be part of the additives that make the God of the lighthouse, a story shine through.
Mary Serralba with long experience as a writer, poet and journalist, is the founder of DRAFT MARY cultural platform that taps into the dissemination of their work to support charitable causes.
Among its projects are some to finance associations and foundations as recognized as the AEBHA (Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus) and AECC (Spanish Association Against Cancer).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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