Autor
Carlos Ávila Villamar
(Holguín, 1995). Escritor, editor y crítico literario. Ensayos y relatos suyos han sido publicados en revistas como Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, Literal Magazine, La Santa Crítica, Taller Igitur, y Erial. Es autor de la novela corta El paisaje que nadie ve, en vías de edición por el sello Bokeh.
It’s become clear that they need to stock up on cheap minced meat now and again, and that’s it. If stores had to collect dollars directly in tills (like in the ‘90s) and not on kleptomaniac cards, we could first be certain that stores would be stocked with products that could potentially be sold (and over the months, stores would adapt more and more to the customer’s exact needs and wants), and secondly, long lines would no longer be a problem, as would problems with slow connections.
Autores
Carlos Ávila Villamar
(Holguín, 1995). Escritor, editor y crítico literario. Ensayos y relatos suyos han sido publicados en revistas como Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, Literal Magazine, La Santa Crítica, Taller Igitur, y Erial. Es autor de la novela corta El paisaje que nadie ve, en vías de edición por el sello Bokeh.
It’s become clear that they need to stock up on cheap minced meat now and again, and that’s it. If stores had to collect dollars directly in tills (like in the ‘90s) and not on kleptomaniac cards, we could first be certain that stores would be stocked with products that could potentially be sold (and over the months, stores would adapt more and more to the customer’s exact needs and wants), and secondly, long lines would no longer be a problem, as would problems with slow connections.
