Angielski
Aquiles is an upper-middle-class man in his mid-40s. He shares his days with Marina, his wife, deeply in love and enjoys full sexuality devoid of prejudices. He has a very active routine between the gym, work, and sports, sharing his leisure time with his three childhood friends and families.
His life goes on pleasantly and away from any conflict that may disturb him. However, an unexpected situation will provoke a shockwave in his structure and arouse his curiosity, leading him to travel unknown walking trails and discover relationships beyond those established by social doctrines and by the cultural mandates within which he moves.
From that moment on, Aquiles will begin to sharpen his attention to situations that had gone unnoticed until then. Even with the qualms imposed by his heterosexual male structure, he will try to open his head to understand that nothing is what it seems and that maybe there is another type of pleasure that, until now, he has never experienced or imagined.
In this new novel, narrated with his characteristic writing style, Gonzalo Narvreón keeps us trapped in reading a text full of dialogues and descriptions of physical spaces and sensations, making the reader the story's protagonist.
Unlike the explicit content on which the "Stories of a married man" saga focuses, in this novel, Gonzalo Narvreón immerses himself in Aquiles' daily life and in the vision that the protagonist has of his relationships with his environment, from his heterosexuality.
