Concerning suicide

Suicidal behaviors are only reproduced after much suffering by the people who end up committing this misfortune. These people are victims of a social massacre. This suffering they undergo is developed by factors that access the interior of these people from the outside; that is to say, they are external factors to them. These external factors can include societal pressures, discrimination, and lack of support systems. Suicide is not part of human nature.

The Quest for the Hidden Treasure of The Oak's Castle

Pedro Zarquillo, once the mad candidate for Knight Templar, had long since adapted to the 21st century. But one night, as he sat at his desk writing stories of what might have been, the old voice returned, a whisper from the past.

"Pedro, your journey is not yet over. You must retrieve The Oak's Castle's hidden treasure. Dark forces guard it, and only you can defeat them."

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'Se ha escrito un crimen' (1984)

Pedro felt the call. With a determination that could not be swayed, armed only with his wits, he mounted Luciérnaga, his now inactive but always faithful white horse, and rode westward toward the Castle.

Understanding Don Quixote

Don Quixote (1605)

Don Quixote is a book full of wisdom and funny situations that cause people's attraction. But it seems that really few readers perceive the intense power of the intelligent characterization of this knight-errant in the sad figure of a madman with horrific hallucinations. I reckon that in those times when it was published, firstly after having read it and laughed a lot and enjoyed commenting on it, people began to feel ashamed to perform acts of bravery and to fear that the rest might laugh at them too. Thus, this book filled the brave souls of some people with the main antidote to courage: insecurity.