Raquelcoutoantelo Stories

This is a collection of sixty short stories with art-work from year 2013 to 2015. The title is a small tribute to Atlántida Pereira, because she always says there is something of philosophy in my short stories; and to Rober Bodegas for his wonderful monologue about yogurts and the fake LCasei. They are sixty captures, sixty snaps of daily moments full of humour and optimism.

Diana works as a consultant in a firm, she has a good standard of living, not as good as she would like, but nice; and, even though, she likes to use things she finds next to the dumpster to decorate her place. She enjoys the saving as much as the restoring process. One day she finds an armchair with a pattern she likes, but it is a bit tore. At home, she removes the upholstery to clean and fix it and she finds out that, on the bottom, there are some lines written. The lines sound funny to her and she drops them at the very opportunity she had, not realizing that, what she is really doing is exorcizing, I mean, leaving the Anllóns' devil free.