Largas filas de gente rara is all about writing: the protagonist of these stories share the fantasy of achieving glory through the creative process, rather than through the writing trade. Boones characters are slightly disturbed and lack imagination, or play some role in the editing process, rather than through the writing trade. Boones characters are slightly disturbed and lack imagination, or play some role in the editing process, whose work revolve around the writers task and yet fail miserable to be authors themselves. This shows us another side to writing: the fears, the fragility, the disenchantment with life, the good, the perverse, the human side to the creator. This series of carefully constructed and devised tales will appeal to everyone who loves a good story.
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