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portada Ay, Pasión (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Collection
NARRATIVA FEMENINA
Year
2022
Language
Spanish
Pages
352
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23x15.5 cm
ISBN
9789506446291
ISBN13
9789506446291
Edited in
Argentina

Ay, Pasión (in Spanish)

Gabriela Margall (Author) · Florencia Bonelli (Author) · Anabella Franco (Author) · Gloria V. Casañas (Author) · Andrea Milano (Author) · Cristina Bajo (Author) · Mariana Guarinoni (Author) · Gabriela Exilart (Author) · María Border (Author) · Camucha Escobar (Author) · Graciela Ramos (Author) · Fernanda Pérez (Author) · Mirta Pérez Rey (Author) · Mariela Giménez (Author) · Magalí Varela (Author) · Manuela Centeno (Author) · Plaza y Janés · Paperback

Ay, Pasión (in Spanish) - Florencia Bonelli

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Synopsis "Ay, Pasión (in Spanish)"

¿Quién no recuerda el hormigueo en el estómago del primer amor? ¿A quién no se le cortó la respiración por el ser amado o sintió una daga en el corazón al verse traicionada? Un amor no correspondido, una segunda oportunidad, un matrimonio roto, un reencuentro luego de décadas de silencio, un flechazo inesperado de los que te cambian la vida en un instante... Este conjunto de relatos nos sumerge de lleno en la belleza de enamorarse, en la desesperación que nos atormenta cuando algo sale mal y en las dudas que nos aquejan al decidir hasta dónde arriesgarnos.

Y como el amor sólo puede sentirse si está bien narrado, Ay, pasión reúne trece relatos que nos transportan a un mundo de amor, deseo y seducción de la mano de las más talentosas autoras románticas.
Florencia Bonelli
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Florencia Bonelli was born on May 5, 1971 in the city of Córdoba, Argentina. She studied Economics and dedicated herself to public accounting, a career she abandoned after reading The Sheik by Edith Hull, a book that drove her to professionally pursue writing in 1999.

Her duology "Indias blancas" (2005) and her trilogy "Caballo de fuego" (2011) positioned her as one of the most popular novelists not only in Argentina but throughout Latin America.

Her books have been translated into several languages and have won the admiration of readers around the world, with whom she maintains a close and personal connection through social networks and at her book signings and presentations. Florencia maintains that "my readers have been the great architects of the reality I live today. Thanks to them, because they recommend my books, give them as gifts, lend them, I can dedicate myself to what I love, writing".
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Anabella Franco
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Anabella Franco is a romantic novel and young adult fiction writer. She was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, studied Literature and Literary Editing, and began writing at a very young age, which later became her profession. She served as a jury member in various literary contests and as a coordinator in writing workshops. She published eight romantic novels under the Vergara imprint between 2012 and 2019. Her young adult sagas Rebelión (2015) and Third World War (2017), under the pseudonym Anna K. Franco, were very successful in Latin America. She currently lives in her hometown and combines her deepest passions: teaching and writing.
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Cristina Bajo
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Cristina Bajo nació en Córdoba, Argentina, en 1937, en una familia cuyos intereses se centraban en la literatura, la historia, el arte, la política y la naturaleza. Comenzó a escribir siendo niña, fue maestra rural, se casó, tuvo dos hijos, abrió una librería y siguió escribiendo. En 1995, Ediciones del Boulevard publicó Como vivido cien veces, primer libro de la saga de los Osorio, que agotó rápidamente varias reimpresiones. Le siguieron En tiempos de Laura Osorio (segundo tomo) y Sierva de Dios, ama de la muerte (novela relanzada por Sudamericana como El jardín de los venenos). También recopiló leyendas para adolescentes (La señora de Ansenuza) y para niños (El guardián del último fuego). Sudamericana editó Tú, que te escondes (relatos históricos, 2004) y reeditó sus novelas de la saga, cuyos tercer y cuarto volúmenes son La trama del pasado (2006) y Territorio de penumbras (2011). Esa lejana barbarie es el quinto y último tomo. En 2005, recibió el Premio Literario Academia Argentina de Letras por Tú, que te escondes y el Premio Especial Ricardo Rojas del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires por Sierva de Dios, ama de la muerte, que también circuló en España bajo el sello Grijalbo y fue traducida a varios idiomas. En 2008 presentó Elogio de la cocina -libro de sabores y memorias de su casa natal, en las sierras de Córdoba-, que obtuvo el Primer Premio de la Cámara Argentina de Publicaciones a las obras mejor impresas y editadas en la Argentina. Es miembro correspondiente fundador de la Academia Argentina de Historia de la Gastronomía. Actualmente dedica su tiempo a escribir y a dictar talleres de historia y literatura a los que concurre gente de todo el país. Sus libros son reimpresos continuamente, con excelentes reseñas y una fervorosa respuesta de sus lectores.
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Gabriela Exilart
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Gabriela Exilart was born in Mar del Plata. She is a writer, lawyer, and professor at the Faculty of Law of the National University of Mar del Plata (UNMDP). She published the novels Storms of the Past, Rebirth from the Rubble, Jet Black Strokes, With the Heart to the South, For the Spilled Blood, Napalpí. Caught in the Wind, In the Sands of Gijón, Secrets at Dawn, The Whisper of Women, and Drive. She received the Alfonsina Award (2018), Universum Donna 2nd Edition (2019), Sea Wolf for Sports and Culture (2019), and a First Mention for her story "The Red Bicycle" (2020). In October 2022, she was declared "Outstanding Neighbor" by the Municipality of General Pueyrredón for her contribution to culture. She coordinates workshops on creative writing and novel writing.
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Graciela Ramos
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Graciela Ramos is from Córdoba, graduated from the Catholic University of Córdoba. She held various positions in the marketing and sales areas for many years until she decided to dedicate herself to writing. She is the author of the novels Malón de amor y muerte (2010), Lágrimas de la revolución (2013), La Capitana (2015), Los amantes de San Telmo (2016), La boca roja del Riachuelo (2017), La patria de Enriqueta (2019) and Las tejedoras de ilusiones (2022), all published in Suma de letras, with which she renewed the romantic genre through stories from the 19th and early 20th centuries, in which the female protagonists know how to take control of their destiny and face life's adversities. In 2021 she published Hijos de la sombra, a novel that addresses the issue of sexual abuse in childhood. All her works have been declared of cultural interest. Graciela Ramos currently lives in Villa Allende, Córdoba, with her family.
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