م أكن أعلم أن جمالى سيكون سر تعاستى .. لم يكن النعمة التى تريدهت وتبحث عنها كل فتاة .. أنا جميلة إسم على مسمى ، أصغر أخواتى البنات ، ولكنى أتعسهم حظًا ، لا ...
Hominins: The book talks about the reality we live in. Many of us are waiting for our lives to change through the efforts of other people. They live like humanoids and are under the illusion that their lives will not begin yet. This is usually inherent in waiting for life to begin. This syndrome is widely spread in our time.. A simplified and brief explanation of this syndrome. ...And also about perception, how a person perceives... Self-perception in the philosophy of the self is the experience of an individual’s personality or individuality... It should not be confused with awareness in terms of perceptible qualities, as awareness is awareness of one’s environment, body, and lifestyle in general... As for self-perception, it is Distinguishing this self-awareness...is how to consciously know and understand the individual's personality, his long-term thinking, his feelings, and his motivations for continuous progress and development...and the last part...are...short stories expressive of striving, patience, perseverance, and taking responsibility. ..
Cristina Fernandez Cubas does not introduce her heroines to us easily. She takes us on straight paths at first glance, and at one moment, she turns everything upside down. We discover that her characters are torn between two realities, the separation between which is very precise: the fixed reality, and the imagined or delusional reality. . One of them overpowers the other at times, and at other times a reconciliation occurs between them, without us knowing which of them truly exists, and which of them does not exist.
“Nona’s Room,” which won the Critics’ Prize in Spain (2015) and the National Narrative Award (2016), is a magnifying glass through which we see the complexities of the human soul and the mystery that surrounds our lives without us always succeeding in observing and understanding it. In it, “Cubas” reconsiders childhood and maturity. And loneliness and family, revealing to us that nothing is really as it seems, writing all of this in transparent language and in a unique style that gives it a detective touch, with skill and lightness.
