It is said that doors close in our face so that we can stay with ourselves for a while and learn something No to keep us trapped in the same place... And do not prevent us from what is behind this door. Books are opened to help us open the doors of life again, just like a gentle tulip that helps us overcome life's adversities Let this book, dear reader, be for the soul an outlet for light and a way to cross... Every moment you feel exhausted and lonely Remember that you are capable of overcoming, and you are capable of more. To make this world nice, bright and dazzling.
Secrets of career excellence:
The writer speaks through a group of paragraphs about the secrets of excellence, as suggestions for employees at the governmental or private level about the importance of job excellence and how to document in the world of excellence, arriving at the most important requirements for excellence by following the mechanism of providing evidence supporting the standards of excellence.
I hope that my book here will be supportive of distinguished employees who desire excellence, by taking into account diversity in achievement and distinction.
Tirano Benderas suspects Colonel Domitiano della Gondra of conspiring against him, and when he discovers a simple mistake committed by the latter, he provides the tyrant with the pretext he needs to arrest him, so he issues a secret order for his arrest, but a prostitute who can read minds knows about this, and warns the colonel. In the midst of the country's annual celebrations, Della Gondra flees and joins the rebels against the tyrant's rule.
In this novel, which is considered one of the first novels written in the Spanish language about the dictator, before other writers from Latin America entered this field, “Ramon del Paye Inclán” presents a vivid depiction of the character of the tyrant, in a circular structure, full of short chapters and closed scenes that together constitute A rich text with its internal rhythm, wonderful images, and multiple linguistic levels.
In the nineteenth century, the Papal Council was studying the canonization of Christoph Columbus as a saint. With his discovery of the New World, he doubled the area of land that Christianity could reach, but the large hall that discusses the matter is full of supporters and opponents of this canonization, as well as real-life figures and invisible ghosts. What will be the final decision?
In this novel, the writer starts from a real event, and takes us centuries back to read what Columbus himself wrote about his travels. The writer presents us with a new picture, removing the legendary aura that history has given to this character.
In this novel, which is the last novel written by Carpentier, he plays the string, the hand, and the shadow, all of which once again confirm this writer’s ability to merge history with art, and reality with the imagination, in a unique style.
