Vivir sin permiso y otras historias de Oeste

Three narrations in which the essential thing is not to have or not to have power, but to decide to be or not to be free. In "The fear of the hedgehogs" inhabits the rebellion of those who have nothing to lose. Nemo Bandeira, the most powerful man in the West, sees in "Living without permission" how, after having tried throughout his life to cover the crimes committed with respectability, his memory begins to dilute. "Sacred Sea" is a story about the true tragedy of life, which is not disobedience, but obedience. In this book, good and evil compete, submission and insubordination of unforgettable characters, fruit of Manuel Rivas' narrative mastery. With drug trafficking as a business and also as a network that corrupts consciences and traps many lives in its epicenter, the three stories conclude in the same truth: there is no drug more dangerous than power and violence.