Una vuelta al sol

«Welcome to a world of confused algae, divine beetroot, expropriated insects, urban planner ducks, domesticated hallucinations, possessive car parks, landscaped childhoods, useless talents, suicidal almond trees… where you will want to stay whenever you return.»

It all started with 'Un árbol en la casa': a story about plants, animals, men, cities and fields; existed, dreamed, invented. When I finished it, I wanted to write it again, as if it were a book losing its leaves: if some fall, others sprout. That is how 'Una vuelta al sol' came about, a story about plants, animals, men...

—You are doing the right thing —a poetess told me—; the world needs to be described continuously, because it is never the same as before.

Wanting to keep enjoying the game, and having listened to the good advice gifted to me, I have redoubled my courage and sense, and I have set out to write the story once again.