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Four women will shape the destiny of a man, Juan Antonio Daza Hinojosa.

Juan Antonio and Inspector Ortega travel into their own inner selves, where they show us what drives the essence of any man, what he feels, what he aspires to, how he solves his problems, what motivates him, what he hides, how he overcomes himself, to arrive at the question, what is more important, success, your conscience?
Man, that human being sometimes complex, intimate, willful, strong and who grows inwardly, so essential in our lives, in women, and even in the world.

María Ángeles Cantalapiedra is from Valladolid, and her use of leísmo and laísmo is quite pronounced. She graduated in Geography and History from the University of Valladolid. Her professional career has been in the commercial sector.

She debuted in 2016 with Sevilla... Gymnopédies, a work that won the Escriduende Prize for best new author. Since then, she has published numerous novels and short stories, including Mujeres descosidas, Al otro lado del tiempo —winner of the Sial Pigmalión International Narrative Prize—, Oscuro deseo —winner of the Escriduende Prize for best crime novel— and La memoria de los días perdidos.

She has contributed to anthologies and the Literary Territories collection. She advocates a simple and approachable writing style, inspired by ordinary people, from whom she draws the human greatness that fuels her stories.

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In the library auditorium. Admission is free until capacity is reached.

Address and map location

  • Postal address Biblioteca de Castilla y León - Plaza de la Trinidad, 2. municipality of Valladolid . NaN. Valladolid