Cuesta Libros continues to keep its readers updated with news from renowned international authors.
Santo Domingo, June 22. – Cuesta Libros remains at the forefront by offering its clients the newest works by national and international authors, on this occasion, presenting the work in the Dominican Republic. “The silence in his eyes” by author Armando Lucas Correa, award-winning journalist, author and editor of multiple media outlets worldwide.
Cuesta Libros created an autograph signing space and conversation with the author for its clients and reading lovers at the Pedro Mir Forum in Cuesta Libros 27 de Febrero. At this meeting, Armando Lucas Correa spoke with the attendees about this work “The silence in his eyes”in which there was a space for questions and answers about it.
“For us it is always an honor to welcome Armando Lucas Correa back to Cuesta Libros, this time presenting a new style of novel for him that we know will be liked by our readers,” said Hans Kühn, vice president of the Centro Cuesta Bookstore. National.
With “The silence in his eyes” The author breaks with his tradition of historical novels and takes a new direction with this fictional thriller, which represents a relevant turn for Armando Lucas Correa, since this is his first novel of this nature, and it is set in his own neighborhood, in New York, which gives the plot a unique and realistic feel.
Armando Lucas Correa has published several works that have stood out such as La Viajera Nocturna and La Niña Alemana, the latter is a best-seller Internationally translated into 16 languages, published in 30 countries and has sold more than a million copies. “The silence in his eyes” and all the author’s works are available to all Cuesta Libros readers in all the brand’s stores and through its website www.cuestalibros.com.
About Cuesta Libros
Cuesta Libros offers the greatest variety of books, both in quantity, origin, and thematic range, from all over the country. In addition to its vigorous efforts in the national book market, it is a determined commitment to culture and community life that is manifested in a participation that involves families, the school environment and citizen institutions.
About Armando Lucas Correa
He is a Cuban writer and journalist with more than 20 years of experience in the Hispanic media. He was for fourteen years the editor in chief of People en Español, the Hispanic magazine with the largest circulation in the United States. In the 1990s he worked as a reporter at the newspaper El Nuevo Herald in Miami, and before that he was editor of the performing arts magazine Tablas, in Havana, Cuba. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Theaterology and Dramaturgy from the Higher Institute of Art in Havana. Correa has received several awards from the National Association of the Hispanic Journalists and the Society of Professional Journalists. He was recently recognized as Journalist of the Year by the Hispanic Public Relations Association of New York and was awarded the Humanity of Connection Award by AT&T.
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