En sueños de otros

The eighty-eight short narratives that make up In Others' Dreams are a handful of the stories that surround us, who we are, what we breathe, and that the author writes in the manner of poetry: attending to reality without interfering and quickly capturing what that flutters, I glimpse him in passing. Faced with a narrative that develops and exhausts causality and succession, she opts for latency and suggestion. In front of a long prose, an intense prose. Faced with analysis and planning, intuitive synthesis. The stories in this book are power barely unraveled, conflicts undone. They arrive and are read in their entirety, in a glance, and ask for only a minute of silence after their reading to resonate.