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posted by Miguel Lundin Peredo at 12:51 a.m.
Nacido el 5 de mayo de 1983 en Santa cruz(Bolivia). Es autor de obras teatrales,poemas, cuentos y micronovelas,ha inventado un genero literario para desmitificar a las novelas comunes de 800 paginas: Latin Flash Quipus Novel. Debuto en la pagina literaria mexicana almargen.net con el cuento titulado El velorio de una guitarra sin cuerdas. El año 2006 publico dos libros de cuentos en Bolivia: El reloj de kennedy y Un vicio más barato que el amor y menos que el cigarillo. Es pionero de la generación Yerba X. Es el creador de el llamado Realismo Lundico y la novela paparazzi.Llama a sus novelas cortas de genero policiaco como muestras del "Tiwanaku Noir",un genero inventado gracias a la inspiración nacida de algunas lecturas de cuentos de Victor Hugo Viscarra y con una mezcla entre elementos del mundo pop y la violencia del mundo del crimen.Tambien es el creador de la Chuquisaca Multiwriter blognovel.Ha creado historias totalmente literarias con superheroes y vigilantes enmascarados como protagonistas de un sub-genero del Realismo Lundico que el denomina como Comix Lundineta.Sus novelas breves son consideradas "Lundinetas" y es creador del Lundinatrix Mangaverse.
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In 1964, I met René Poppe in Mexico City. I was a naive gringo from the USA and he was correct in not appreciating my dismal ignorance. But for reasons that only life and destiny can tap, we became friends. For almost a year, he diligently opened my mind to the reality of life in his homeland. One day, he announced that he was returning home and invited me to go visit him in order to see that reality with my own eyes. So I did and I saw that everything he'd said was as described. The emotions and the vibrations in all his previous descriptions and assessments had conveyed nothing but the truth. His power of understanding and ability to communicate hinted, if not predicted, he would do something important for the people of Bolivia. Even then, his love for the working class and especially the miners radiated from him. You could just feel it. That he would have gone to work with them came as no surprise to me. But what he learned from them subsequently, I find to be of deep significance. It is not only valuable to the history of Bolivian society but also, in my opinion, a major contribution to global culture and planetary affairs. Just like its author, Interior Mina will prove to hold many dimensions.
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