Como si no hubiera pasado

Synopsis of Como si no hubiera pasado

In this novel, José María García Páez reflects on the epidemics of the 21st century and how they were not just a health crisis, but catalysts for a profound transformation of the Western world. Through a narrative that oscillates between reality and fiction, the author explores the social and political consequences of these events, raising questions about the future of our society and human dignity in a context of constant change. The work invites the reader to question whether the 21st century is leading us toward a dystopian reality, similar to that imagined by Orwell, or if it is still possible to recover fundamental values of peace and tolerance.