In Mejico, Antonio Ortuno presents two tales that traverse the Atlantic in a way like no one has before.
This is a story of the militiamen who fled to Mexico following the failure of the Republican cause, but also a story of one of their descendants, living in Guadalajara, who is forced to flee to the Iberian continent in order to escape a sour settling of accounts with a local politician.
About the Author: Antonio Ortuno is the author of Anima, El buscador de cabezas, El jardin japones, Recursos humanos, La Senora Rojo, and La fila india.
In 2011, GQnamed 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.
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Editorial Oceano De Mexico Mejico, paperback/antonio ortuno
