De la luz negra

The European fuel shortage forces Lucio to migrate to Morocco to work as an operator in a wind farm. Soon, his loneliness and exhaustion will be alleviated with the readings provided by Azucena, a clerk who has her stall in the Fez market. A theatrical text starring the queer activist Marsha P. Johnson, a novel about a textile colony whose workers' memories are erased, a collection of poems randomly constructed from Sufi verses. The three stories, apparently evasive and disparate, intertwine carnally with the painful life of the protagonist, contaminate his daily life, turn on new lights and inaugurate unusual territories in his body.