Yo también maldije a Dios (Santa Clara City Foundation Prize 2002) La mordida de Dios Genre Novel / Mystery / Historical Drama Key Award Finalist for the 2012 Alejo Carpentier Novel Prize Narrative Style
: The narrative explores themes of human tragedy, trauma, and the Holocaust, while characters grapple with their own "inner ghosts" as they investigate the past and present. Author Profile Morir En El Fin Del Mundo Amador Hernandez He...
High cultural and historical allusions with a focus on human subjectivity Yo también maldije a Dios (Santa Clara City
Amador Hernández Hernández (born 1960 in Villa Clara, Cuba) is a narrator, essayist, and pedagogue. He has been a member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC) since 2003. Cleopatra, la reina de la noche La medianoche del cordero (UNEAC Prize 2004) Cleopatra, la reina de la noche La medianoche
The story is a mystery that blends historical echoes with contemporary investigation. It begins with the discovery of human remains on what is considered "sacred ground," sparking suspicions of a homicide.