Tai chi chuan

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Guillermo Gerardo González Zamudio (1931) Nace en tierras Veracruzanas, Ingeniero Mecánico Naval y Arquitecto Naval, fue recopilando a lo largo de su vida anécdotas personales, familiares y profesionales, las cuales describe con un particular sentido enigmático, humorístico, sarcástico, que obliga a la reflexión para poderlas ubicar en contexto, utilizando sobrenombres, algunas veces en idioma Inglés, para hacer difícil la identificación de los personajes y hechos. De pluma ligera e inspirada, relata la forma en que se sucedieron los acontecimientos que en su momento fueron reales.

A birth that doesn't go as expected; a kid diagnosed with an incurable disease that keeps her in bed for more than a year; a teenage girl attacked by a stranger while strolling around the countryside; a woman that escapes a fatal accident by a hair's breadth. These are some of the episodes that are collected in this astonishing and intimate memoir: seventeen grazes with death, as the author calls them, that could have ended up in disaster.