Muertos S. A.

In 2005 Luis García Jambrina surprised the publishing world with a book of stories in which the dead and the living coexisted naturally, without falling into gothic or excessively macabre resources. Thanks to them, to the dead, the enigma of the authorship of Lazarillo de Tormes could be solved, or the hand that was hidden behind Cervantes to write Don Quixote could be discovered. With the same pleasure in writing and the same sense of humor, to those nine tales of the dead fifteen years later another ten have been added, in addition to a prologue and an epilogue that are examples of the difficulty of separating the real from the strictly literary plane. Transparent and precise, postmodern, surprising and always clear, these stories have a transgressive accent, different and appetizingly incorrect.