Stories of a married man

'Flying South' is the first book in the saga called 'STORIES OF A MARRIED MAN.' In the first person, the protagonist tells his experiences while a long work trip in Patagonia, in which unexpected relationships of companionship, friendship, and sex are intertwined, unmasking and letting the most hidden repressed desires emerge own and those of others. Gonzalo immerses us into the more profound and primitive instincts of human sexuality. Walking through situations inside and outside of his marriage, he exposed his experiences exploring his bisexuality, leading us to travel the roads he dares to take, without any obstacles or inhibitions. Intending to not weakening the story's wild character, the author uses the habitual and vulgar language that men use when speaking or being immersed in sexual situations beyond cultural, economic, or social conditions.

Gonzalo Narvreón was born in Buenos Aires in 1963. He had his first approach to writing during his high school studies, where he studied Publicity, focusing specifically on the writing of advertising texts. After studying at the University of Buenos Aires and obtaining his degree in Architecture, he wrote some notes for magazines and later, while studying a postgraduate course, he wrote several research papers. He was devoted to developing his profession, but he kept what may have been his true vocation, which only surfaced from time to time when he wrote short stories that were published on certain Internet sites. Motivated by the comments of his readers, he decided to compile the written material and chose to focus the story on a subject not much traveled within the erotic narrative. This is how born 'Flying south' which was the first novel, followed by 'The men next door' and then by 'Lifting the veils' completing a trilogy that he called 'STORIES OF A MARRIED MAN' in which its protagonist, is a bisexual married man. The critics about the written novels were motivating, and stories and revealing comments began to emerge from an infinite number of readers who saw themselves reflected in the experiences lived by the protagonist of 'STORIES OF A MARRIED MAN' and many others, who feeling the internal fire that devoured them, had not yet given themselves permission to experience what their nature demanded of them. Unexpectedly, this material was the genesis of 'Aquiles' who would become the protagonist of the second saga, which began with 'Aquiles... a curious straight' and continued with 'Aquiles and his chained tiger' - 'Aquiles, breaking chains' and 'Aquiles, releasing moorings'. The author is currently working on the English translation of both sagas, and the first of the Aquiles saga 'Aquiles... a curious straight' is already available.