More Short Stories on the Way (In English this time, promise)
It’s funny: While most of my work in English is novels, most of my work in Spanish is short stories. I guess I’m a little intimidated by the language. Also, I’ve been told that there are a lot of people who would like me to translate Mada Faká: Cuentos por Roberto Rivera. Hell, I’d love to… I’d have to get off my ass and do it, though. Tricky, this venture is. Anyway, while I figure out the ISBN number thingy to publish books online, please enjoy yourselves with my work, Because there’s more on the way!
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