Miguel Mañara

Tiffany 160 Cuatro días en Londres La vida de la periodista Marianne Cabani está en una encrucijada. Siguiendo un impulso, renuncia a su empleo y se va de viaje intentando poner sus ideas en orden. Llega a Londres sin tener claro qué va a hacer con el resto de su vida. Quiere ser una persona diferente... y decide irse de un bar con un extraño, que resulta ser Sergei Petrov, el chico malo del ballet, el bailarín con más talento desde Baryshnikov. Gracias a él, conoce al misterioso Vadim, un hombre que no duda en expresar a los cuatro vientos un odio irracional hacia todos los...

Dicen que del amor al odio solo hay un paso y que donde hubo fuego cenizas quedan, pero nada en la vida es tan sencillo como un antiguo dicho. El amor es algo que hay que sufrir, vivir, disfrutar y padecer. Porque no todo el amor es bueno ni todas las relaciones acaban bien... En los doce relatos que incluye este recopilatorio se vive el amor en todas sus variantes, algunos buenos y otros... no tanto.

Two literary geniuses coexist in the Barcelona of the sixties. Just a few meters separate their apartments, they see each other almost daily. They write about each other, share friendships, party nights, conversations about books and writing, and above all the brilliant start to their literary careers which, under the leadership of who would become one of the most powerful literary agents in the world, will lead them both to have millions of readers in all corners of the planet and to be awarded the Cervantes Prize and the Nobel Prize among many other recognitions. Until one day, in Mexico...

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