The writer Lorca Francisco José Motos tonight presented his new historical novel "The abyss on the border" in the municipal library "Mateo García", within the events scheduled by the Department of Culture on the occasion of the Book Day in this town.
Throughout the book, the author offers a tour of the Castilian-Nazari border, located between the Kingdom of Murcia and Granada.
"It is a historical novel that shows the struggle of two civilizations and the opportunity to create a better world in cruel and difficult circumstances," the author explained during the presentation.
In his new work, the writer recovers the figure of a historical figure, Alonso Fajardo, who was the first warrior poet of the Castilian border, Nazari and the kingdom of Xiquena Libre.
Throughout the book, the author offers a tour of what was the most important border in the world in 1465: the Castilian-Nazari, located between the Kingdom of Murcia and Granada.
"The abyss on the border" is a work with more than 270 pages of action, intrigue and passion. According to its author, "this novel is a change of register with respect to my previous novels." It is a historical novel that shows the struggle of two civilizations and the opportunity to create a better world in cruel and difficult circumstances. "
Note that this book can be purchased at different bookstores in the Region of Murcia and through Amazon.
Writing, part of his life
The author of this work was born in Lorca;
and its earliest vocation was that of journalism.
He has a diploma in Business Administration and a postgraduate degree in Strategic Management.
MBA in Economics. Writing has always been part of his life and proof of this are the numerous short stories: The centenary palm tree, The bar of ten thirty, I just want to talk, The fauna from my window and so many others. After the publication of his first and successful novel: The pursuer of dreams, is completely immersed in the world of writing.
In this stage the station of destiny is published, the treason of a dream, the abyss in the border, and numerous works of joint books.
He has taught several courses of literary creation, is a member of the CAL (Centro Andaluz de Las Letras) and columnist of several newspapers.
He is also a regular contributor to various media such as La 7 TV and Cadena SER.
