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La Soledad En Tres Actos / La Soledad in Three ActsGisela Leal ha plasmado en un trptico la prosa audible, personajes palpables y los hilos de sus tramas que confirman que quiz no somos ms que palabras. Jorge F. Hernndez La Soledad mira impotente el desamparo y desmoronamiento en el que la gente y las relaciones van cayendo. Reflejo del ecocidio, del trueque tramposo entre humanidad e inteligencia artificial, de las familias frgiles y de una infancia diluida, esta finca ser testigo del dolor y la
«Gisela Leal ha plasmado en un tríptico la prosa audible, personajes palpables y los hilos de sus tramas que confirman que quizá no somos más que palabras».Jorge F. Hernández
La Soledad mira impotente el desamparo y desmoronamiento en el que la gente y las relaciones van cayendo. Reflejo del ecocidio, del trueque tramposo entre «humanidad» e inteligencia artificial, de las familias frágiles y de una infancia diluida, esta finca será testigo del dolor y la angustia de Antonia. Sintiéndose intelectual y físicamente inferior a todos, ella creerá, por momentos, que hay
salidas luminosas. A veces, gracias a la literatura; en ocasiones, en la complicidad con otros igual de rotos que ella. Pero el ir y venir entre el rechazo y la indiferencia de su madre será su constante y obligada vuelta a la realidad. Eso y la atmósfera contaminada por el poder, la corrupción, las adicciones y las enfermedades futuras que ya se van instalando en su joven cuerpo. Sabe que está, estuvo y seguirá estando sola..., salvo, quizá, por la permanente presencia del narrador, esa voz del futuro y del pasado, intrusiva, a veces divertida y siempre trágica, que no tiene ningún tipo de concesión. Ni con ella, ni con el lector. Gisela Leal regresa con una novela inquietante que genera, no sin sorna ni ironía, preguntas urgentes que querríamos pensar lejanas, pero que forman parte de nuestro inestable presente. «Con un estilo ágil y necesario para la literatura actual, Gisela Leal explora las emociones de sus personajes, desentraña sus miedos y aspiraciones como quien busca algo preciado que nos demuestre que, contrario a nuestros miedos, no siempre estamos solos». -Laura Baeza ENGLISH DESCRIPTION "Gisela Leal's audible prose, vibrant characters and interweaving plot threads confirm that we are, perhaps, no more than words."- Jorge F. Hernández
La Soledad watches, powerless, as its residents and their relationships fall into ruin, the victims of ecocide, "humanity's" uneasy bargain with artificial intelligence, fragile families and the erosion of childhood. Most of all, the estate stands as a silent witness to the pain and anguish of Antonia. Despite her feelings of intellectual and physical inferiority, Antonia has occasional glimpses of hope, through literature or, rarely, the companionship of others who are equally broken. The one true constant of her reality, however, is her mother's alternating indifference and rejection. This, and an atmosphere polluted by power, corruption, addiction, and the illnesses already taking root in her young body. She knows that she is, has always been, and will continue to be alone...except, perhaps, for the omnipresent narrator: the voice of the future and the past, intrusive, sometimes funny but always tragic, unwilling to make concessions. Not to Antonia or the reader. Gisela Leal is back with an unsettling novel that doesn't shy away from sarcasm or irony. Using these tools, she raises urgent questions about issues we'd like to think are still far off but that are already part of our unstable present.
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Pretty Colors to Encourage Me to Walk!
Size: X-Large, Color: (601) Bittersweet Pink / Stone / Stone
Hum. Extra large does not seem extra large. I have a slender but size 10-10.5 foot. Will keep but was hoping for a looser fit. Bought to match an Under Armour walking outfit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026
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Size: X-Large, Color: (601) Bittersweet Pink / Stone / Stone
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great no show socks
Size: Small, Color: (725) Oxford Brown / Oxford Brown / Black
Very comfortable and perfect fit for my small feet. I love the full coverage sock feel with a totally no show sock.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great no shows for people with larger feet
Size: Large, Color: (001) Black / Black / Castlerock
Some of my favorite socks!! Great quality, fit, and material. I love that they don't slip down in my shoes, especially considering I have larger feet. I also love that Under Armour offers larger sizes in their socks considering everyone in our household has much larger feet than others.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best liner socks EVER
Size: Medium, Color: (348) Silica Green / Silica Green / Hydro Green
I have them in every color and used to get them from Sams, but they stopped selling them and I was lucky to find them on Amazon. Got all colors again. They stay, it's all I'm gonna say! And don't show in any of my tennis shoes. Absolutely love them and wear them until they get holes. They last a LONG time too. They're on the thin side and my foot loves them because they tend to get hot. There's no shrinking, they wash great with exception of the white ones I couldn't manage to keep white - they turned a bit greyish.
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