Marina Zamorina

 A recently completed novel with the working title "Misericordia",  currently looking for a publisher. 

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It's  an experimental prose  following in the steps of masters such as Clarice Lispector, Bachmann and Wolf.  A story of a woman whose  starting point in the novel  is a family drama  yet who manages her  life's  tribulations and painful tests with  wisdom  and fluidity becoming an active art expert, a woman  of her will and desires, who pushes the boundaries of the pre-set  rules  to realise her dreams and calling.  The story  develops in various geographical locations of Europe, including the Compostela route of Spain. The narration is a subtle meditation on the modern arts, life, philosophy  of being alive and meaningful,  importance of friendships and of the meaningful human relationships.  The poetic and musical side of it interplays with the  narratives of   Dante and Rilke's profound  reflections on creativity and belongings.  It  prompts  a reader to think and dream about dimensions often overlooked  in the  hustle of  daily life  creating the sunny tribute to  the human courage and tenacity  and  the life's best lessons often hidden  in the power of imagination and desires. It sharpens the edges with the intellectual outing into the world of ideas and digressions.