Nicole
By Fernando Figueras (*)
twenties Nicole was a beautiful blond hair and perfect nose to be touched gently on the neck was transformed into a sweet little girl of nine years, to be embraced, again became an attractive young woman. Ry had bought with intent to escape from loneliness, but without exaggeration. He and his wife, or he and his daughter, always in pairs. Three's a crowd. No sooner had acquired, had to format it by letting you know your smell, your touch, the way to mutate only responding to it. Nicole Neither the woman nor the girl knew how Nicole appeared the other, just knew that the summoning gesture. But they were aware of the existence of its opposite, which made them feel jealous.
"How many hours and how much was it me?" Ry asked him, forcing him to arrange schedules for each evenly, and to provide compensation to some excess in the durations. The effort worth it, because he was not alone, and enjoyed playing at being married without children or single father. She, meanwhile, spent his time between caresses and hugs, and, in its own way was happy. One day, Nicole asked her father permission to take a walk. It was the hour and a half of sunlight, so much enjoyed. He consented, the girl and could handle alone. In his round, he met a Tim Perfect. They talked and laughed with the facility's own infants. Walked hand in hand soon. Then, she knew how much was in the hands of Ry.
What would your life if Ry died when she was in force was the wife Nicole? Die at that moment, leaving the adult and version permanent, and she could no longer enjoy the sun, or his father or that feeling that caused him unexpected contact with Tim, who was also an example of advanced, programmable to detail. The child then chose to miss out there. Tim followed. Also avoid a possible tragedy. Shadows falling sought refuge.
spent the long night together, discovering qualities that even its makers had suspected. After the break, she took Tim's hand tightly. He held in his, as he explained. And Tim mutated. Nicole received him with a "Hi, Dad."
(*) The story is part of Edition No. 107 Miniature , devoted to the genre shortly fantastic.
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Insomnia : The World of José María Marcos
"The horror fiction is one of the last refuges of Surrealism"
magazine report Insomnia specializing in Stephen King and fantasy literature, the issue no 157, January 2011.
For RAR (Editor INSOMNIA). Argentine writer José María Marcos recently published always hungry ghosts (Bite Dead, 2010), with eleven contemporary horror stories told with sharp black humor and homages to the masters of terror, is no lack of evil spirits, gloomy houses, a dead cat, a serial murderer and even a zombie. Plagued by disturbing images and voices that seem to return from beyond, Ghosts ... is a recommended book both for those seeking a new look at the horror genre as for lovers of literature in general.
Finalist in the Fourth Prize for Literature Maracena Villa Terror 2009 (Granada, Spain), José María Marcos is committed to developing a work related to contemporary horror and is a regular contributor to our magazine INSOMNIA, where they appeared their reviews and interviews on fantasy literature. In 2007 he published the novel parasites Memories (who feeds who ...) , written with his brother Carlos, Alberto Laiseca the writer described as "a profound novel," which "revolves around the lack of love. Serial murderers, whether physical or virtual. Supposedly peaceful ends or misogynistic, the kind that the law does not punish. But perhaps the punishment of loneliness which is the lack of ontos frivolous. "
Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication (Universidad Nacional de La Plata), runs the weekly Ezeiza's Word (created in February 1995) and founded, with his brother, the editorial Bite Dead. With editions maintained by the artist Mica Hernandez, MM first titles are: Weightless , Fernando Figueroa (Collection Neither Dead Nor bites, dedicated to the fantastic world); always hungry ghosts , José María Mark (Dead Collection, dedicated to terror), and Immaculate , Charles Mark (Bite Collection, dedicated to the erotic). He was born on September 17, 1974 in Uribelarrea, province of Buenos Aires. FULL INTERVIEW HERE
"The horror fiction is one of the last refuges of Surrealism"
magazine report Insomnia specializing in Stephen King and fantasy literature, the issue no 157, January 2011.
For RAR (Editor INSOMNIA). Argentine writer José María Marcos recently published always hungry ghosts (Bite Dead, 2010), with eleven contemporary horror stories told with sharp black humor and homages to the masters of terror, is no lack of evil spirits, gloomy houses, a dead cat, a serial murderer and even a zombie. Plagued by disturbing images and voices that seem to return from beyond, Ghosts ... is a recommended book both for those seeking a new look at the horror genre as for lovers of literature in general.
Finalist in the Fourth Prize for Literature Maracena Villa Terror 2009 (Granada, Spain), José María Marcos is committed to developing a work related to contemporary horror and is a regular contributor to our magazine INSOMNIA, where they appeared their reviews and interviews on fantasy literature. In 2007 he published the novel parasites Memories (who feeds who ...) , written with his brother Carlos, Alberto Laiseca the writer described as "a profound novel," which "revolves around the lack of love. Serial murderers, whether physical or virtual. Supposedly peaceful ends or misogynistic, the kind that the law does not punish. But perhaps the punishment of loneliness which is the lack of ontos frivolous. "
Masters in Journalism and Mass Communication (Universidad Nacional de La Plata), runs the weekly Ezeiza's Word (created in February 1995) and founded, with his brother, the editorial Bite Dead. With editions maintained by the artist Mica Hernandez, MM first titles are: Weightless , Fernando Figueroa (Collection Neither Dead Nor bites, dedicated to the fantastic world); always hungry ghosts , José María Mark (Dead Collection, dedicated to terror), and Immaculate , Charles Mark (Bite Collection, dedicated to the erotic). He was born on September 17, 1974 in Uribelarrea, province of Buenos Aires. FULL INTERVIEW HERE
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Interview with Tom Lupo: "Death Dead born between the pleasure of biting and fascination with the mystery of death" Dead
Carlos and José María Marcos were interviewed on "Night after night, leading Tom Lupo, Mosquito Sancineto y Gabriela Borrelli, at dawn on Thursday, December 23, 2010. "Night after night" airs Monday through Friday from 2 to 5 in the morning, National AM 870. "The company was born almost a confusion, or rather indeed, a Freudian slip, "said José Maria in the beginning of the interview. With Carlos wrote the novel parasites Memories (who feeds who ...) , published in 2007, and afterwards, we had a problem of cataloging. Everyone I told him it was a horror novel, and he explained that it was an erotic novel. After discussing it with us, we conclude that there were two sides of the same coin: the life instinct and death instinct, the pleasure of biting and fascination with the mystery of death. It was so, when the founding publisher, was born dead seal bites, with a Bite baptized collection (for the erotic) and death (for terror). Thus, published Immaculate by bites, and Ghosts always hungry for the Dead. But, of course, and in substance it is important to believe that the literature on cataloging created a third collection baptized not bite or Dead, where related works come to our tastes. Through it appeared Weightless , Fernando Figueroa, a sample of the best realism delusional and recommend for its humor and corrosive acid.
- How did the idea of \u200b\u200bwriting a novel together?
Carlos: —Nos llevamos sólo dos años de diferencia y fuimos muy compinches en la infancia. Recuerdos parásitos es una continuación de nuestros juegos de la niñez, en la cual los libros también han estado muy presentes. De algún modo, Muerde Muertos es también parte del mismo proceso.
— Los fantasmas siempre tienen hambre está dedicado a Alberto Laiseca. ¿Qué relación tienen con él?
José María: —Yo concurrí a su taller literario, y en el 2007, Alberto Laiseca nos presentó Recuerdos parásitos. Aunque no be a horror writer and author is rather a wonderfully unclassifiable Laiseca is as a champion of the tales of terror, for their love of the current literature and have been the visible face of the legendary series "Tales of Terror" , which was aired by ISAT. Moreover, Laiseca is a lover and a supporter of certain currents of literature that are undervalued, and that he, with great courage and conviction, defended by his work and in his workshop. In his writings there is a lot of erotic, scary and bizarre, approached from a unique encyclopedic knowledge.
-The back is Zina ...
Alejandra José María: "Besides, a friend and great writer, Alexandra is a student of Alberto Laiseca, and everything I had, I thought it was the ideal person to review these stories, because I like horror stories, and also is a specialist in literature erotic, having published a very interesting anthology called Erotic Argentina.
-The work Immaculate Collection came out bites and is ideal for teens who need a magazine to be alone, for lovers of literature and unexpected, too, for voyeurs. Carlos says one of his texts: "It's easier than a horse go through the eye of a lock, a writer or an artist to cross the door of the kingdom of heaven. " How do you rate this book?
Carlos: -illustrated short stories are fifty women, with some poems and more narrative.
"The stories make up an undervalued genre in Argentina and is good to bet on them through always hungry ghosts and Weightless. Who in adolescence is not amazed by stories of Horacio Quiroga? Or with Cortázar's stories?
José María: "I'd really like novels, but There are certain stories that fit best to the shorter length is known as "story." Even Cortázar editorially as a novelist is valued, where, perhaps, the best of it is in the stories.
"The design is also very nice. This ghost, forest
abstract ... José María: -For the design work with the artist Mica Hernandez, because the purpose of revaluing Bite Dead was also the subject book. We owe her that books are more beautiful, which, in turn, has allowed us to circulate in the way we had imagined.
In closing, Carlos Marcos recalled: "The three books will begin shipping in January and February and so far, the advance sale is in the Library and its dual, located in the Rodriguez 698, Viamonte corner in the city of Buenos Aires, which is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 21. If you go in the morning, I will address myself and I can offer to take some matecito or something cool in summer these days. "
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| Mosquito Sancineto, José María, Carlos, Tom and Linda Borrelli Lupo. |
- How did the idea of \u200b\u200bwriting a novel together?
Carlos: —Nos llevamos sólo dos años de diferencia y fuimos muy compinches en la infancia. Recuerdos parásitos es una continuación de nuestros juegos de la niñez, en la cual los libros también han estado muy presentes. De algún modo, Muerde Muertos es también parte del mismo proceso.
— Los fantasmas siempre tienen hambre está dedicado a Alberto Laiseca. ¿Qué relación tienen con él?
José María: —Yo concurrí a su taller literario, y en el 2007, Alberto Laiseca nos presentó Recuerdos parásitos. Aunque no be a horror writer and author is rather a wonderfully unclassifiable Laiseca is as a champion of the tales of terror, for their love of the current literature and have been the visible face of the legendary series "Tales of Terror" , which was aired by ISAT. Moreover, Laiseca is a lover and a supporter of certain currents of literature that are undervalued, and that he, with great courage and conviction, defended by his work and in his workshop. In his writings there is a lot of erotic, scary and bizarre, approached from a unique encyclopedic knowledge.
-The back is Zina ...
Alejandra José María: "Besides, a friend and great writer, Alexandra is a student of Alberto Laiseca, and everything I had, I thought it was the ideal person to review these stories, because I like horror stories, and also is a specialist in literature erotic, having published a very interesting anthology called Erotic Argentina.
-The work Immaculate Collection came out bites and is ideal for teens who need a magazine to be alone, for lovers of literature and unexpected, too, for voyeurs. Carlos says one of his texts: "It's easier than a horse go through the eye of a lock, a writer or an artist to cross the door of the kingdom of heaven. " How do you rate this book?
Carlos: -illustrated short stories are fifty women, with some poems and more narrative.
"The stories make up an undervalued genre in Argentina and is good to bet on them through always hungry ghosts and Weightless. Who in adolescence is not amazed by stories of Horacio Quiroga? Or with Cortázar's stories?
José María: "I'd really like novels, but There are certain stories that fit best to the shorter length is known as "story." Even Cortázar editorially as a novelist is valued, where, perhaps, the best of it is in the stories.
"The design is also very nice. This ghost, forest
abstract ... José María: -For the design work with the artist Mica Hernandez, because the purpose of revaluing Bite Dead was also the subject book. We owe her that books are more beautiful, which, in turn, has allowed us to circulate in the way we had imagined.
In closing, Carlos Marcos recalled: "The three books will begin shipping in January and February and so far, the advance sale is in the Library and its dual, located in the Rodriguez 698, Viamonte corner in the city of Buenos Aires, which is open Monday through Friday from 9 to 21. If you go in the morning, I will address myself and I can offer to take some matecito or something cool in summer these days. "
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