by F. M. · Lengua de Trapo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788489618138
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«Cuentos de X, Y y Z» is a short story collection by F. M., published by Lengua de Trapo in 1997 in paperback (128 pages, in Spanish).
X and Z are two men and Y a woman: unnamed figures who star in everyday situations. The stories mix chance, encounter, reality and dream, and the author, behind his initials, invites the reader to put proper names to the unknowns.
It is number 15 in the Nueva Biblioteca collection. The author was born in 1967 and signs as F. M.
For readers of contemporary short fiction seeking everyday stories with a symbolic and playful approach.
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