by Carmen Amoraga · Círculo De Lectores · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467241051
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El tiempo mientras tanto is a novel by Carmen Amoraga that tells the story of María José, who suffers an accident just when she has regained control of her life. The novel also explores the lives of her mother and her friend Marga, as well as those of Fermín, Paco and Joaquín. All of them are united by ties of friendship, love or family, but they become strangers. Through a look from a distance, they try to recompose their own vital map. The novel was a finalist for the Planeta Prize in 2010.
María Carmen Amoraga Toledo is a Spanish writer. She was born in Picanya, Valencia, and studied information science at university. Her debut novel Para que nada se pierda won the Ateneo Joven award in 1997. Other notable works include La larga noche, Algo tan parecido al amor and El tiempo mientras tanto. Her most recent novel La vida era eso won the 2014 Premio Nadal.
