Un hijo cualquiera

In the texts gathered in this new book by Eduardo Halfon, fatherhood -with its vulnerabilities and strengths- is often the lens through which the author revisits some of the favorite themes of his literary universe. Halfon writes about childhood, uprooting, death, the vocation of a writer or the search for one's own identity with an economy of means that is inversely proportional to the result obtained. A bright and courageous book that is among the most personal of the author, already considered one of the most relevant writers of recent Latin American literature.