Yoro is the unprecedented testimony of a woman that is not ready to accept a tragic destiny and harsh criticism at what makes life difficult to bear: the war and violence, but also the scientific and religious dogmas that do not allow us to be ourselves. Translated into six languages, it is the story of a woman that fights against the world and wins, but must pay a heavy price.
Author Biography
Marina Perezagua is a writer and professor. She received a degree in art history from the University of Seville. She received her Ph.D. in philology in the United States and has taught Spanish language and culture classes in universities in New York. She has published two short story books, Criaturas abisales and Leche, and two novels: Yoro and Don Quijote de Manhattan.