Veo veo. - Pasta blanda

175pp , ABOUT THE AUTHOR :: Gabriela Bustelo (Madrid , 1962 ) is a writer , linguist and translator Spanish .. Included in the Spanish neorealist generation Gabriela Bustelo began his literary career with Veo Veo (Anagram , 1996). Written between 1991 and 1992 , was published in 1995 after sending the manuscript to the publisher Jorge Herralde . Bustelo shares with authors such as José Angel Manas, Ray Loriga and Lucía Etxebarria a literary style influenced by commercial culture and new technologies , as well as a naturalistic language that often plays with spelling and syntax. In Spain its discoverer was Francisco Umbral , who Veo Veo reading in May 1996 was favorably surprised. Threshold Grace had his habit of shoot pool ? His home in Majadahonda ( Madrid) ? every book that did not manage to entertain from the first pages . However, he said he had saved and read in a few hours the first novel by Gabriela Bustelo , who praised his masterful and Happy Spanish rule . In the trial Spanish Fiction in the Digital Age ( Palgrave - Macmillan, 2011) , the American academic Christine Henseler includes Bustelo ? With Manas, Loriga , Gabi Martinez and Fernandez - Mallo ? in the group of the five most representative writers of the Spanish vanguard of the past 20 years. According Henseler , Gabriela Bustelo and Lucía Etxebarria are the only two Spanish women included in the literary movement called "Generation X " in the rest of the world is also predominantly male , from Douglas Coupland, Bret Easton Ellis, Jonathan Franzen , David Foster Wallace and Jeffrey Eugenides up Junot Diaz , Dave Eggers and Augusten Burroughs . Moreover, Bustelo is one of the few Spanish writers of science fiction. Located in New York , his work Planeta Female ( RBA , 2001) is a dystopia about sectarianism resulting from the sexual revolution, a parody of feminist fundamentalism. Her third novel , The history of ever , is a critique of the European elites . As in the past, in his last work he us