Miami, Florida – Everyone talks about this southernmost major city of the United States. Now, at last, Miami has its own book. Viaje One Way (A One-Way Journey) is the first literary anthology by authors from Miami to be published in the 21st century. Writers from different countries in Latin America and from Spain who have become assimilated yet still share commonalities reveal in their writings a Miami that is much more complex than is generally thought.

Authors such as José Ignacio Valenzuela (Chile), Eli Bravo (Venezuela), Rosana Ubanell (Spain), Gastón Virkel (Argentina), Rodolfo Pérez Valero (Cuba), Rossana Montoya (Peru), Camilo Pino (Venezuela), José Abreu Felippe (Cuba), Carlos Gámez Pérez (Spain), Andrés Hernández Alende (Cuba), Vera (Argentina), and Pedro Medina León (Peru) have contributed to this anthology.

«Viaje One Way puts a microphone to the voices of those whose lives we can most closely relate to, yet don’t hear enough from»  —Allan Guzmán.

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Todo el mundo habla de la ciudad más al sur de Estados Unidos. Ahora, por fin, tiene su libro. Viaje One Way es la primera antología de narradores de Miami que se produce en el siglo XXI. Escritores de Latinoamérica y España, asimilados a la ciudad, escriben con códigos comunes que revelan una Miami mucho más compleja que la que se conoce. Viaje One Way reúne autores como José Ignacio Valenzuela, Rodolfo Pérez–Valero, Eli Bravo, Rosana Ubanell, José Abreu Felippe, entre otros.

«Viaje One Way puts a microphone to the voices of those whose lives we can most closely relate to, yet don’t hear enough from» —Allan Guzmán.

 
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