Tejer la oscuridad

Everything, as we knew it, has changed. The heat is oppressive, the sky has cracked and the geography is another. Humanity, moreover, has doubled. Then a global war breaks out between equal forces whose key seems to be the children of the orphanages. In one of these institutions begins the most risky and mature of Emiliano Monge's novels. Weaving the darkness is a dystopia that reinvents our myths and unravels our idea of ??the individual and the collective, while it tells us about the liberation of a group of boys, as well as the diaspora that they will undertake accompanied by their offspring, crossing a desolate world, fleeing from tireless persecutors and looking for the place that was promised to them, where they can worship their gods, thread a new language and inhabit the darkness. Crossed by countless voices, Weaving the Darkness presents the eternal struggle between us and self, lets the echo of old books and various forgotten forms of writing resonate in its pages and allows the reader to imagine another way of understanding time, space, matter, love and friendship.