13 After Midnight

My English-language book of short stories of the fantastic titled 13 After Midnight has just been published!! This makes me the author of 15 books, as well as the editor of 6 others.

 

13 After Midnight has been published by Reanimus Press. Here is the announcement of the book's publication. Both the e-book and the print edition may be ordered by using the following link to the publisher's website:

 

 www.reanimus.com/1522

 

The price of the e-book is $3.99, and the price of the print edition is $ 14.99 each. By using the link above, you'll be able to order the book directly from the publisher.

 

13 After Midnight is dedicated to my friend, the writer Rafael Abréu Volmar, and I, myself, designed the book's cover. Please order from the publisher using the link above, although the book is already available through Amazon.com, using the following link:

 

http://www.amazon.com/After-Midnight-Jaime-Mart%C3%ADnez-Tolentino/dp/1532822103

 

Please order copies, and let your relatives and friends know about the book. Thanks so much for your support!

 

By the way, below please see what the publisher has said about 13 After Midnight and its author.

 

Warm hugs!

 

Jaime Martínez Tolentino

 

13 After Midnight

By Jaime Martinez Tolentino

WITH AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SHORT STORY OF THE FANTASTIC

Nobel Prize for Literature nominee Jaime Martinez Tolentino presents 13 stories of the fantastic to read after midnight, and also sets out to explore the differences between the various kinds of such stories—the uncanny, the supernatural, the marvelous, the fantastic, magical realism, etc. Less

WITH AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SHORT STORY OF THE FANTASTIC

Nobel Prize for Literature nominee Jaime Martinez Tolentino presents 13 stories of the fantastic to read after midnight, and also sets out to explore the differences between the various kinds of such stories—the uncanny, the supernatural, the marvelous, the fantastic, magical realism, etc.

The stories contained in 13 AFTER MIDNIGHT all belong to what is, arguably, the most misunderstood literary genre, or modality: the Fantastic—and fantastic they are, in all sense of the word!

In his book, [Martínez Tolentino] toys with the ambiguities of what we commonly call reality. But, before allowing us to enter those bewildering worlds, he leads us through a vast antechamber in which, with the patience of a tour guide, he explains the world of the short story of the fantastic [...] That antechamber, takes the form of an Introduction to the Short Story of the Fantastic as a literary genre, and with that essay, Jaime has achieved one of the clearest and most systematic definitions of the short story of the fantastic that we have ever read.
—Professor Rafael Abréu Volmar, of the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico

 

Published by ReAnimus Press

Published: April 19, 2016

Words: 72,300

Language: English

ISBN: 9781311789174

Tags: fantasy magical realismthe uncanny literature of the fantasticnobel prize nominee the marvelous

 

About Jaime Martinez Tolentino

Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature, JAIME MARTÍNEZ-TOLENTINO is the author of 14 books, and the editor of 6 others, some of them in Spanish, some in French and some in English. Those books, published in Puerto Rico, the USA, Germany, Spain and Australia, include literary and historical essays, reference works, collections of short stories, plays, a memoir and the historical Spanish-language novel Taíno, recently published by Spain's Ediciones Áltera. Moreover, he is the author of more than 40 publications in newspapers and journals from Puerto Rico, the USA, Spain, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, Italy, Colombia, Canada and the Internet. He has received literary awards in Portugal, Puerto Rico, the United States and Canada, and his work has been the subject of large portions of three published works as well as a whole book.

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