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The interview section "Talking to ..." 87.7 FM Radio Alguazas reflects the close, simple and lively style of this self-taught creator

"The personal dreams become stronger when those around you grow in them."

This philosophy responds in his literary creation the alguaceño writer Tomás Vicente Bravo.

Featuring a simple, agile and evocative style, this self-taught farmer has achieved a successful milestone in the panorama of Murcia letters by placing his "debut", the autobiographical novel entitled "Part of you, part of me" in the third edition, or what is the same, in a remarkable level of sales.

Published in February this year, although from 2012 present and available for free on the personal blog of Thomas Bravo, the work with which the prose writer and poet debuts in regional publishing up of hand signing ADIH contains a plot where the pursuit of love and suspense backbone thematic outlining therein a nearby seasoned worldview of vicissitudes, the discovery of new worlds, the family and the values ​​of friendship, hope, faith, ...

About this project punctuated with a good balance of public and critics and localizable for purchase in renowned national libraries and the region as "Amazon" and "Diego Marin" - as well as initiatives to undertake in the near future, among which prompt publication of a team of 56 stories, anecdotes, humor, poems and thoughts hidden book, has turned the interview with Tomas Bravo at noon on Thursday, October 16, as part of the weekly program "Talking to ... "Radio 87.7 FM Alguazas.

A reading of excerpts from this work in the making, his beginnings as a writer and technical analysis at the time of capture in prose and verse your emotions, feelings and surrounding areas have completed this conversation at the waves with a man of noble and clean personality who has masterfully coined the back of his original work with a suggestive sentence: "There are novels that make you think and novels that leave you wondering".

Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas