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Martín CidCOME TO THE MIRROR

"Beyond The Mirror"

Official Website of Martin Cid's book "Beyond the Mirror"

 
 
 
     
 

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Chapter 2: "The Border"

When the train arrived, he felt alone, ethereal. Who was he? He was aware of his own hands and fingers, of the skin under them, maybe much more. His corpse was in front of him, again strange... past and future.

 
 
     
  Martin Cid's Biography  
 
Martín Cid was born in Oviedo (Spain), in 1976. He has written many short stories, some of them are compiled in two books: “Beyond the mirror” and “Hard works”. He is author of the novel “Verbs”.ReadMore
 
 
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SHORT FICTION
 
 

The Player
(Tale from the book "Beyond The Mirror")
By Martin Cid

That night, there were Alvin, Edgar, Goldwin, Wilson and a little man with an aquiline nose. Alvin smiled, Edgar looked steadily, Goldwin sweated, Wilson showed extremely good manners and the little man had enough trouble trying his nose went unnoticed.
            Alvin and Edgar were an established team from many years ago. They did not have any shady deal but they never fought each other.
            Goldwin and the little man were ordinary people who had come to squander the few coins they had earned some hours before.ReadMore

 
     
   
 

Clarin"Spain is not a country of novelists". It is a strong sentence which could keep some truth in recent times if we forgot that not only would be Tolstoi but Clarin, a Spanish author, who would join the 19th century literary achievements, establishing the next century fiction basis.

Clarin was born in Zamora in 1852 but he lived in Oviedo many years. Here, in this wet town, surrounded by mountains, near Bay of Biscay, he wrote his important novel: "The Regenta". It tells Ana Ozores' life, a beautiful woman full of feelings and passions, trapped in Vetusta's hypocritical and conservative society. ReadMore