Se Alquila Mi Maldita Mente

Por Eduardo A. Borges

Miguel está en un centro Psiquiátrico en espera de una solución a su problema: Tiene tres amigos imaginarios que han convertido su vida en un tormento. Su familia nunca lo visita, su médico solo le receta medicamentos y su vida amorosa es un desastre. Miguel parece tener esperanzas al enterarse que su familia va a acudir a visitarlo por primera vez en tres años. Sin embargo, sus tres amigos imaginarios deciden que es hora de aparecer en la visita familiar para reprocharles el que hayan abandonado a Miguel durante tanto tiempo.

¿Podrá su familia comprender a Miguel o esta “aparición” de su imaginación terminará por encerrarlo por más tiempo?

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: Maximum Qualities Network, Inc
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 14 dic 2011
• ISBN: 9781476467153

Eduardo A. Borges

Eduardo Agustín Medina Borges was born (28 February, 1977) in Santurce, San Juan de Puerto Rico. He is a writer and playwriter. Nowadays it had sold more than 10,000 in his first two books, "Learning to Relate" ( Aprendiedo a Relacionarse) and "Call me, I will encourage’’ (Llámame, Te Alentaré) and over 20,000 copies in the presale of his book" I Rent my Damn Mind” ( Se Alquila mi Maldita Mente). His Primary education was in elementary School Pedro Geronimo Goyco; Secondary education Maria Auxiliadora and culminates High School at the Ramon Power y Giralt. He began his studies at the University Sagrado Corazón in Santurce in Literature. Borges obtain most of their work experience at network marketing, when it became independent sales representative in 2003 achieving great success. This experience led him to travel several countries in South America and perform as a speaker. His works show a wide range of literary styles. His published works are social critiques, realism, drama and comedy. He admits that when he writes didn’t have an original plan, just an idea to develop. His next work will have a strong spiritual content, fiction and magical characters that bring any skeptical reader to doubt the reality. His goal is to reach young readers. Borges uses the future concept to propose progressive ideas and reflect over obsolete traditions in society. In each reflection of our author leads us to extend an idea beyond the obvious. In his works we can see the satire and comedy as an element often used for self-analysis of the reader.