Carlos Soto himself will present his book Enemigo innúmero but will have present writer Lorenzo Silva, famous for having given birth to researchers Bevilacqua and Chamorro.
Silva describes this novel as absolutely original in the panorama of Spanish narrative. "In its pages there is room for the most extreme misanthropy and tenderness, for humor with references to popular culture icons and a tribute to fantasy fiction masters like Bradbury, Lem or forgotten and dazzling WH Hodgson, "says the writer from Madrid.
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