Río que teme al mar

Abstract

Río que teme al mar es una novela de formación, que narra el viaje iniciático de tres personajes: David, Francisco y Violeta, estudiantes universitarios que deciden dejar sus carreras para vivir y aprender a través de las experiencias que tendrán viajando como mochileros y artesanos vagabundos por cuatro de los países de Suramérica: Colombia, Ecuador, Perú y Bolivia. La novela plantea el viaje como una especie de rito de pasaje a la adultez, en el que los personajes deben abandonar la comodidad de su casa para emanciparse y hacerse verdaderos dueños de su vida, es decir, para ganarse el derecho de hacer lo que deseen con ella. La novela fue escrita entre los años 2009 y 2011, por Juan Pablo Román Alvarado, como proyecto de tesis para optar por el título de MFA in Creative Writing. La tesis incluye un prefacio crítico que habla del proceso de creación del proyecto, las influencias, los problemas y dificultades en su realización y algunos aspectos descriptivos.

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Río que teme al mar is a novel of formation, which narrates the initiation journey of three characters: David, Francisco and Violeta, university students who decide to leave their careers to live and learn through the experiences they will have traveling as backpackers and vagabond artisans. by four of the South American countries: Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. The novel presents the trip as a kind of rite of passage to adulthood, in which the characters must leave the comfort of their home to emancipate themselves and become true masters of their lives, that is, to earn the right to do what they want. with her. The novel was written between 2009 and 2011, by Juan Pablo Román Alvarado, as a thesis project to opt for the title of MFA in Creative Writing. The thesis includes a critical preface that talks about the process of creating the project, the influences, the problems and difficulties in its realization and some descriptive aspects.