El Taller de Los Niños Interiores / The Workshop of the Inner Child

Tirso es un escritor de xito de novela negra que quiere terminar un libro de cuentos infantiles antes de quitarse la vida. M rida es una gu a tur stica de la casa Sorolla a la que su compa era de piso le ha trastocado los planes por completo. Guzm n es un consultor se alado en mitad de una huelga a la que no quer a acudir y empujado por su jefe a una propuesta que no puede rechazar. Coral es una periodista frustrada que quiere cambiar de vida antes de que su mejor amiga d a luz. Y Ovidio necesita salvar su productora audiovisual mientras mantiene una relaci n con su gestor heterocurioso. Todos acudir n al taller de la terapeuta Guada para encontrar all algo de luz.

David Mart nez lvarez, Rayden, regresa al panorama de la novela para articular de forma magistral e inteligente una historia de personajes heridos que buscan abrazar a los ni os que fueron para seguir avanzando. La salud mental, la p rdida, el desamor, la soledad, los hallazgos inesperados planean en El taller de los ni os interiores, una obra luminosa que nos devuelve la confianza en la vida.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

In this new novel, Rayden addresses mental health and our inner child.

What happens when our world falls apart?

Tirso is a successful writer of noir novels who wants to finish a children's book before taking his own life. M rida is a museum guide whose roommate has upended her plans. Guzm n is a consultant caught up in a strike he wants no part of and pressured by his boss to accept a project he can't refuse. Coral is a frustrated journalist determined to change her life before her best friend gives birth. Ovidio is trying to save his production company while managing a relationship with his heterocurious manager. And Guada is their psychologist, whom they all turn to for clarity.

In this novel, David Mart nez lvarez, also known as Rayden, crafts an intelligent story about wounded people seeking answers from their inner child to navigate their adult lives. Mental health, loss, falling out of love, loneliness, and unexpected discoveries make The Workshop of the Inner Child a luminous and reaffirming book.