A DISTOPY ABOUT THE DANGERS OF TECHNOLOGY, THE RESPECT FOR THE PLANET AND THE FAITH IN LOVE.

In the year 2120, fishmen try to conquer an apocalyptic planet Earth. After a bloody war without end, the surviving humans, stripped of all technology, have been forced to live in the most inhospitable deserts of the earth, far from seas and rivers, controled by the fishmen. Jan Drake, a "clean skin", born in
the post-technological era, has the key to the survival of mankind through writing, to rescue lost memory. Unlike his parents, united by an algorithm that identified his affinity, the link between Jan Drake and Tea Dunne, the new Adam and Eve of the s. XXII, is the purest love, and also the most vulnerable in a world in destruction. The day Tea disappears, Jan will have to fight to find her to leave the planet together in search of an outside colony where she can start from zero, with the lesson learned. However, it is an arduous and dangerous mission, as fishmen try to put an end to our species.
Will they the human get to survive on Earth? Can dialogue, love, respect for the environment or poetry defeat the dangers that lurk?

Emilio Calderón (Málaga, 1960), is a historian, editor and writer. For ten years, he was devoted exclusively to children's literature and published notable successes with about a hundred reprints of his work. His first novel for adults, The Creator's Map (Editorial Roca), was published in 2006, and immediately became an international success and was published in twenty-three countries. In 2007 he
published The Secret of Porcelain (Editorial Roca), and in June 2008 The Jewish of Shanghai (XIII fiction award Fernando Lara, Planeta) In October 2009, he was a finalist prize for the Planeta Award with La Bailarina y el Ingles. In 2011 he published the last part of the 'Asian trilogy', Los sauces de Hiroshima (Editorial Planeta), Círculos (Editorial Stella Maris, 2015), has been his last novel.
On January 14, 2016 he won the 2nd Stella Maris Biography and Memories Award, with the work The memory of a man is in his kisses. Biography of Vicente Aleixandre, becoming the last biographer of the poet and Nobel Prize in Literature