In Lima they present a novel published by the Universidad de La Serena Publishing House

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With great success, the presentation of the novel ''Amarilis and the Impossible Country'' by the researcher and academic of the University of La Serena, Dr. Ernesto Gianoli, was held in Lima, Peru.
At 19:30 p.m. last Monday, May 12, at the Cultural Center of the Catholic University of Peru, located in the elegant neighborhood of San Isidro, journalists, writers and friends gathered to listen to comments on the story that was told. It takes place precisely in the city of Lima, at the end of the government of former president Alberto Fujimori.

On the occasion, the Dr. in Biology, Ernesto Gianoli, highlighted the importance of this presentation since, according to him, "it allows us to show the novel beyond our borders and go in search of its natural audience, such as the Peruvians who lived through those intense nineties. Deep down, I am very happy to bring her to my country of origin.''

For the ULS editor, Alejandro Abufom, ''this novel has received very good reviews in Chile and Peru, which fills us with pride, because from a provincial state university we are promoting the creativity of our academics and fulfilling our networking work. with the middle, central column of the current administration of Rector Dr. Avilés.

One of the presenters, Enrique Planas, writer and cultural journalist of the lime 2newspaper El Comercio, commented that ''with audacity, and using a great game of mirrors, the author proposes the narration of the relationship between Amarilis and Lope de Vega as a pretext to understand the 90s in Peru, history and memory. ''.

Likewise, Richard Primo, writer, journalist and Communications consultant, added that "the novel reflects an enormous work of language (...). The author manages to maintain the thread of narrative tension and attraction throughout fifteen chapters, using a series of resources, intelligently telling the story in a non-linear way.

At the end, the person in charge of the Universidad de La Serena Publishing House, Alejandro Abufom, indicated that ''this visit to Lima also allowed us to strengthen ties and take on new challenges - such as co-editions, the exchange and purchase of books - with the Editorial Fund of the PUCP, with whom we already have, as a University, a fairly fluid relationship.''

To read a comment that appeared in the Peruvian magazine Buensalvaje, see:http://buensalvaje.com/2014/01/22/amarilis-y-el-pais-imposible/.