Series largas, novios cortos

Everyone likes series. We watch series, we talk about series, we recommend series, we read about series. We do marathons and get hooked on their stories to the point of making them part of our own lives. In the mirror, therapy and counselors. With a fresh and at the same time incisive tone, Juliana Abaúnza turns this habit into a form of writing. Watching Girls, her narrator experiences precarious writer's block. With BoJack Horseman, the demons of addictions and a certain toxic relationship return. Rewatching Sex and the City is only half like being single in New York in real life. Gilmore Girls helps you end a relationship and start anew. And I May Destroy You, to talk about their own situations of sexual violence. Thus, fusing narrative episodes with cultural commentaries, she reveals to us how the stories we consume resemble the things that happen to us, and vice versa, as if fiction were a sequence of our reality and reality an invention filled with fiction.