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BBNYA Semi-finalist Spotlight on The Vatican Games by Alejandra Guibert

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Today I am introducing The Vatican Games by Alejandra Guibert

Book Details

The Vatican Games by Alejandra Guibert
Published by Clink Street Publishing on January 30, 2020
Genres: Fiction, Dystopian, Mystery, Thriller, Young Adult
Format: eBook, Paperback
Pages: 242

Vera is born on the day an apocalyptic revenge is unleashed, annihilating half of the world’s population.

Her birth marks the beginning of a new world order run by powerful gaming corporations.
A warless existence with no poverty has been secured until this fine balance becomes once more under threat.

Vera is the female David to beat Goliath and prevent further devastation.
The future lies in her hands. It’s a game that she needs to win.

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About Alejandra Guibert

Alejandra Guibert has been writing since a young age. Following graduation as a literary translator, she worked as a freelancer, mainly for the Spanish newspaper El País. Later she joined the theatre company Arte Livre for an extensive European tour of three years with the play Olhares de Perfil (Sideways Glance) as co-writer. The play won a Special Fringe First Award at Edinburgh Festival and took part in international theatre festivals throughout Europe.

She moved to London in 1989 and produced and directed several documentaries with First Take whilst dedicating time to her writing.

She has written for both theatre and film and her works include both prose and poetry, always with a strong feminist voice.

In 1999, she specialized in subtitling and worked as a Latin American Spanish subtitler for more than ten years.

Since 2008, she has been working solely on her literary work. The speculative novel The Vatican Games is her fourth book of fiction and the first in English. She has been living and working in Brighton since 2009.

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