Cartagena
“New routes for remote places” is a book composed by ten unpublished storiesis the author’s fourth book Patrizia de Jesús Castilloand the first that can be classified as fiction literature. By the magic of destiny, it comes to light 80 years after the disappearance of Antoine de Saint-Exupéryand is a tribute to him and his task of finding new routes to remote places.
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“The stories contained in “New routes for remote places” show us that these strange and remote places are not only found in the physical universe, but also inside each being. Through journeys into the interior of the human condition, each story reveals the routes that its characters discover in a constant exploration towards the interior” he stated. Castle.
Titles of the ten stories:
1. Triptych.
2. Christmas.
3. Cleaning day.
4. The gift of Choco.
5. New routes for remote places.
6.Sunflowers.
7. An HBO series.
8. Quantum leap.
9. Six pages.
10. Puzzles.
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According to Patrizia de Jesús Castillo, these stories are the product of his reflections, as well as his own and others’ experiences that ignited the spark of his imagination, and which took a decade to produce and perfect. In her words, “New Routes is the book that I have dreamed of publishing for many years, it is a long-cherished desire.”
Patrizia de Jesús Castillo born in Cartagena Colombia. She is a social communicator and journalist of the Autonomous University of the Caribbean (Barranquilla) and began his professional career as a journalist for the newspaper El Universal (Cartagena). He has completed master’s degrees and diplomas in International Relations and Art History, among others. In 2010 she obtained the title of Professional Chef in Gato Dumas.
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In 1996, he obtained honorable mention in the competition of Tito de Zubiría stories from the University of the Andeswith the story Cross Line. He has published the books What I learned about sex after sitting down to cry (Ediciones B, 2013), Manual to love you like no one else has ever done (2019), and Mathematics: Poems for broken hearts (Bestseller on Amazon, 2021).
“Patrizia shines a powerful spotlight on the simplest things in life; she manages to transmit, without gadgets, the value of the reflections that occur in everyday life. The stories contained in this volume recall the subtlety of Alice Munro’s silences, and at the same time have a forceful tone in the words that Lucía Berlin herself would envy,” he said. Dayana GonzalezColombian filmmaker and writer.
