Carlos Zanón is a distinguished author whose work navigates the realms of poetry, prose, and screenwriting. He is recognized for his distinctive approach to the crime fiction genre, with his style and themes often drawing comparisons to masters like Vázquez Montalbán or Jim Thompson. Zanón's literary expertise also extends to criticism and journalism, lending depth and complexity to his narratives. His prose is frequently likened to a gritty realism that draws readers into compelling stories.
Sandino es un hombre melancólico, que duda en regresar a casa porque teme que Lola, harta de sus infidelidades, lo deje. No está muy seguro de si desea que eso suceda, como tampoco sabe si le gusta ser taxista, si es capaz de querer a alguien o si todo consiste en seguir rodando y chocando, como una bola en una mesa de billar llamada Barcelona