Dreams Played and Unplayed by Olga Palmero Zilveti, 2008

Upon reading these small yet profound tales, we're reminded of Freud, questioning if dreams indeed are unfulfilled desires. Perhaps they're premonitions, reflections of myths, or personal experiences, as the author, Olga Palmero, presents her dreams, united by a reasonable doubt of a common theme. When crafting a literary work, the author aims to captivate an unknown reader, weaving a narrative to immerse them in a story built on solid, promising ideas. Olga's stories achieve this through their dream-like narratives, subtly analyzed to guide readers in giving life to the characters. As Master Samperio puts it, 'Olga masterfully blends the ordinary with the extraordinary, making them indistinguishable, evoking laughter or tears, enveloping us in dreamlike atmospheres, bringing characters to life, and opening doors to other worlds.' Palmero invites us to embrace the emotions stirred by everyday life, offering a rich sensory experience. Upon finishing, we're reminded of her words in 'Acústica': 'Words have specific weight and can be light or heavy, made of pure oxygen or molten lead, building havens of joy or destroying everything in their path. They're born from dark labyrinths of hatred and prejudice, or from the highest galaxies of spirituality, some carrying entire lives, others spanning centuries of springtimes. Words serve to build golden dreams and marble cathedrals, or to create joy-stealing, future-destroying men.' Through her words, Olga creates cathedrals where readers can explore their own realities and those of others, connecting with her through the underlying stories in each tale.

• Language: Spanish
• Genuine Printed Book
• Brand New and Sealed