Antonio Fuster Juárez presents in El Torrejó his book 'La sabiduría escondida'
The writer from Benidorm, Antonio Fuster Juárez, has presented his second novel on Thursday, 'La sabiduría escondida', a story of suspense and with an indisputable protagonist: love; the love of Mediterranean essences and cultures, and books and libraries. The councilwoman of Culture, Ana Pellicer, has been commissioned to present the new novel by Fuster Juárez in a ceremony held at the Municipal Center El Torrejo which has also attended the councillor of Urbanism, Lourdes Caselles, and several dozen lovers of the reading.
Pellicer stressed that in 'La sabiduría escondida' -a novel "that catches from the first pages" - the author dumps part of "his traveling experience" that throughout his life has led him to travel more than 60 countries. A travelling experience that "has made him value every day more the Mediterranean culture of which he is enthusiastic lover", as it has been reflected in reports in the press, radio and television, and in six books.
During the ceremony, Fuster Juárez showed his satisfaction for presenting 'La sabiduría escondida' in his city, and explained the process of conception of the novel, which starts from an arduous research work on the disappearance of some of the most important libraries of History like those of Alexandria or Pergamum.
From there, and with the clear idea of "making a thriller", the author was plotting the characters of this choral work in which the protagonists of today are mixed with the past through dreams with one objective: to locate the library that contains all the knowledge of Humanity.
The writer from Benidorm has said that "Hidden wisdom" is a tribute to books and libraries and also to culture and the Mediterranean Sea, "a melting pot of human knowledge".
With 'La sabiduría escondida' already in its second edition, Fuster Juarez has announced that his third novel is in a very advanced writing phase, and that Benidorm will have a capital weight through the life of a local musician .