M.G. Hernández was born in the city of Maracaibo, Venezuela. She is characterized by her protesting style and rivals her surroundings for the lack of respect and solidarity suffered by minorities. Her passion for writing was born at the age of 10, when she turned her high school notebooks into entire novels.José VilarJournalistI´m grateful for these words from the great journalist of the newspaper La Prensa of Panama, where I live. I get in his words a fairly accurate description of my character, so I attach it to this writing that presents me with the undeserved title of writer. However, sitting down to let my imagination fly and hit the keyboard of my computer hard and often is for me the greatest pleasure. To think that I didn´t do it for so many years saddens me, even though my conscience does not reproach me for it.I am not going to tell you from a to z the story of my life, the evolution of a struggle to feed, shelter, and educate my children in solitude, with only the fruit of what I could achieve, the collapse of an economic success caused by communism, or whatever it is that usurps power in my country and that led me to seek in other lands the beginning of a path to freedom. And it is here where the idea of sitting down was reborn, this time not in my typewriter but in a modern computer, after a thievish friend provoked my huge failure in the commerce of this beautiful city that welcomed me into its heart.“The other half of my life” was taking shape in the hot spots of my head but always based on my own and other people's existential experiences, together, with a utopian justice that only wanders in my brain.With these few words, I introduce myself as the author of this novel, which I hope you will bless, and receive with respect when you read it. Keep this story in your heart, and let me ask for a review to support me in this hard work of typing all day to create an interesting context.With great affectionM.G. HernándezRead more about this authorRead less about this author