Lights at night is the first fictional work by doctor of medicine and pediatric specialist Enrique Palomo Atance. Enrique is the author and co-author of more than 40 scientific texts, but with Luces already anochecer he launches himself into the world of fiction.
The book is a series of stories set in The Big City, a megapolis that could very well represent our world, but will serve as a metaphor for the time being, launching the reader with important questions of our century.
Lights at night is also a solidarity book that donates part of the profits to the Menudos Corazones Foundation. Menudos Corazones is an organization responsible for helping and counseling people with congenital heart disease and their families from the time they are diagnosed to their hospitalization and day to day.
Lights at night is published by Letrame editorial and can be found on the publisher’s website as well as on online platforms such as Casa del Libro, Amazon, Carrefour … and in bookstores thanks to the AZETA distributor. Each book earns € 3 for the Menudos Corazones Foundation.
The summary of the work reads as follows:
The Big City is the empire of our time. From the complacency of its greatness, it imposes its rules with arrogance on the rest of the world, for as it says on its flag, “Nothing takes place beyond my borders.” But not everything in it consists of historical events or triumphs; not everything is also greatness.
Although it is Enrique’s first work and consists of a series of short stories, it will not be the author’s last as he is currently focusing on writing a dystopian novel that will see the light of day very soon.
We congratulate the author on his new literary career which is also growing into an act of generosity and solidarity with organizations that do a fantastic job in hospitals and we want to know more about his next publication soon.
