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Mujeres Infinitas

Mujeres Infinitas

Mujeres Infinitas

Cecilia Guzman Puente

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Editorial:
Palibrio
Año de edición:
2013
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781463367367
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Este libro nació con la idea de crear una novela con una protagonista: Renata. Al estar embarazada de mi hija, la más pequeña, una madrugada desperté con ese nombre en la cabeza; ahora lo asocio con renacer: 'Re-na-cer' (a la vida). Estoy cumpliendo mis 50 años y me cuestiono: ¿Quiero seguir como hasta ahora o hay que hacer algunas transformaciones de vida? Este libro representa mi viaje interior: De las dificultades nacen las oportunidades... Un buen día escogí 12 esculturas de Silvia Arana y decidí realizar esta obra de tipo tetralogía; sin dramas ni comedia, sino usando la creatividad según el momento en que iban sucediendo las cosas. Y así quedo conformado este libro que dedico a miles de mujeres que han pasado por mi vida dejando huella. Es una sugerencia, tanto a hombres como a mujeres, el reivindicarnos con lo femenino y lo receptivo, empezando por todo el daño que hemos hecho como humanidad a la gran servidora de vida: Nuestra Tierra.

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