Federico Souza returns after many years to the land where he was born and raised. A close friend of his father's has died and left Federico a strange legacy. During this short three-day visit, Federico observes how both the city and the people have changed, and is compelled to unravel the mystery of his inheritance. Argentine author Hernán Ronsino, who sowed seeds of doubt in the lives of ordinary people in Trains Derailed, tells a story full of puzzles in Fire. Time and space freeze and melt, dreams and memories merge. "Anyone who reads Fire will immediately understand why Ronsino is one of Latin America's most important writers. "Der Freitag "One of the most powerful narrators of his generation."

Matias Capell