Enrique de Vicente - LA TERCERA GUERRA MUNDIAL YA ESTÁ AQUÍ

Aunque lo hayas hecho ya, puedes volver a votar (1 vez cada mes hasta octubre) tus favoritos para los Premios Interestelar, donde estamos nominados tanto nuestro canal como yo mismo. https://premiosinterestelar.org/votar/ --------------------------------- PROXIMAS FIRMAS DE LIBROS DE Cristina Martín Jiménez: Domingo 19 de septiembre FERIA DEL LIBRO DE MADRID 18:00 - 19:30 Firma en caseta CASA DEL LIBRO Miércoles 29 septiembre SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA 18:00 Firma en CASA DEL LIBRO Miércoles 6 de octubre VITORIA 19:30 Aula de Cultura de EL CORREO. Casa de la Cultura Ignacio Aldecoa. Conferencia y Firma Jueves 7 de octubre FIRMA en BILBAO Librería y horario, en proceso. Jueves 21 de octubre SEVILLA 19:00 Firma en librería BOTICA DE LECTORES, en República Argentina Domingo 17 de octubre VALENCIA - FERIA DEL LIBRO 19:00 Presentación en la Feria y firma de ejemplares Martes 16 de noviembre BARCELONA Firma en librería ALIBRI. Horario por confirmar

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