The Barataria editorial, we get this new edition of the work Debora, by the Ecuadorian writer Pablo Palacio. It is a work practically contrary to the customs of the time.
As everyone fills the memory with some sweetness, it is necessary to enter into the assumptions, looking for the artifice, and give the Lieutenant what he did not have, the cousin of the novels and also of life, which brings a fresh smell of quince. But the story will not be here: it has to be found in the index of a romantic novel and thus we will have that white hands caressed blond hair and that the owner of these hair felt malice grow from his scalp, sleepy malice. This supposed memory, which must be in every man's chest, makes the Lieutenant sigh.
Pablo Palacio was born in the year 1906 and died in 1947. He was an Ecuadorian writer and lawyer. The main precursor of the avant-garde in Ecuador and Latin America, he was an advance in narrative structures and content because his work was almost unrequited to the writers of manners of his time.
A work that all those scholars of the author's work will be able to enjoy, as well as those who want to know more about the nascent literature of his time.