The Southeast Wind
About this audiobook
The Southeast Wind is an anthology of short stories in poetic prose with an intimate character, where the author takes us on a journey to a world filled with sensations, memories, and images, pausing time to savor the words.
Structured in three parts according to the character of different winds: the itinerary begins with the breath of Eros, where sensuality and eroticism will guide us hand in hand. It will continue with the warm Zephyr, rooted in human stories of different characters, and will conclude with a final wind; the Sirocco, focused on thoughts about nature, its beauty, and fragility.
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About the author
Manuel Sánchez (1967) has been a lover of classical culture and literature since childhood. A voracious reader and writer, he is the author of the novels; Alma Luna [Soul Moon], Navegantes [Navigators], La crisálida [The Cocoon], Las rutas del deseo [The Routes of Desire], Última Thule and Bucaneros de estrellas [Buccaneers of the Stars]. As well as a book of short stories, Cajón de sastre [Catch-all Drawer], and a book of poetic thoughts, El viento del sureste [The Southeast Wind]. His works are available in English and Spanish editions including ebook, paperback and audiobook formats. He is currently working on a new literary project.
Manuel is a Computer Engineer from the Polytechnic University of Madrid and MBA from IE (Instituto de Empresa). He is a member of the writers associations AEM (Association of Writers of Madrid), AEMCLM (Association of Writers of Castilla La Mancha), Quijote and CEDRO. He has complemented his training with the development of courses in literary creation and classical art at different universities; Escuela de Escritores (Madrid), Universidad de los Andes (Colombia), Wesleyan University (US) and Yale University (US). A tireless traveler, as a globetrotter, he has visited more than fitty countries and maintains an active presence on social media.
