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Inside his mom's womb in 1982, io is finally hearing the world three days before he will see it. He is excited, over all, because of Sarah, a nurse who talks, kisses and caresses him from his mom's belly. io's excitement is betrayed by his mom, Alas, who can't handle her loneliness because her husband is in the Marines, fighting the Russians in Afghanistan. (27 Years Forward- 2009)
The first day, after being laid off from Channel 7 in Miami, Alas anchors a newscast at CBS with Antonio Jr., who is living with the heart of her son. Both spend the next three days together, eventually feeling a strange connection between them. By accident, all her friends reunite on a corner of Miami, and Alas will try to erase her past.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 2, 2015

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Jorge Santa Cruz

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Jorge Santa Cruz is Habanero. Graduated in communication at Florida International University, he writes Non-linear fiction in English and Spanish. His novels can be found at www.alas.city (http://goo.gl/SyALxi)


Es habanero. Graduado de periodismo en la Florida International University, escribe novelas de No Lineales de ficción tanto en español como en inglés. Lea sus novelas: www.alas.city (http://goo.gl/SyALxi)

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January 20, 2016
What the hell did I just read? It was like some of my writings in the 70s I did while stoned or tripping. I thought it was brilliant at the time, all artsy and poetic. But upon landing once again on earth, it was crap.

Some things should be kept for your own reading alone.
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March 16, 2016
Deeeeep, GREAT Mind! Are we inside of the womb or outside! This a metaphysical thriller! I have never read a story with so many flips.
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March 19, 2016
Very well use of the stream of consciousness!! extremely creative!!!!!!!!
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