Cómo Maté a Mi Padre / How I Killed My Father

Tras La hija de la espa ola, llega la nueva revelaci n de la literatura latinoamericana: una asombrosa primera novela basada en un hecho real. «La novela m s hermosa de este a o. ...] No apta para quienes disimulan, reprimen o tergiversan los sentimientos. En tres palabras, un texto bell simo.

Esteban Carlos Mej a, El Espectador Cuando ten a once a os, un sicario mat a mi padre. Yo era una ni a que no imaginaba que algo as pudiera pasar. Pero pas . Todav a me cuesta creer que apenas treinta y cinco gramos de acero y un gramo de p lvora hayan podido acabar con una familia.

Cuando H ctor Abad Faciolince, autor de El olvido que seremos, ley esta primera novela, decidi publicarla de inmediato; muy poco despu s Lumen se sumar a a su entusiasmo. Tras el xito en Colombia y mientras Francia prepara su traducci n, C mo mat a mi padre llega a los lectores de ambos lados del oc ano como una de las revelaciones literarias de los ltimos tiempos. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION After La hija de la espa ola / It Would Be Night in Caracas, comes the new revelation in Latin American literature: an amazing debut novel based on real life events. "The most beautiful novel of the year. ...] Not suitable for those who conceal, repress, or misrepresent their feelings. In three words, a beautiful text." -- Esteban Carlos Mej a, El Espectador When I was eleven years old, a hit-man killed my father. I was just a girl who could never have imagined that something like that could happen. But it happened. I still find it hard to believe that just thirty-five grams of steel and one gram of gunpowder could have put an end to a family. When H ctor Abad Faciolince, author of El olvido que seremos / Oblivion: A Memoir, read this debut novel, he decided to publish it immediately; very soon after Lumen would also join in his enthusiasm for the text. After achieving great success in Colombia and while publishers in France prepare its French translation, How I Killed My Father reaches readers on both sides of the Atlantic as one of the recent literary revelations.