El último encuentro, de Humberto Acosta. Sonetos y aquellos, de Andrés Barrios. Próximo tren, de César Segovia. Dinero fácil, de Hensli Rahn Solórzano. 1, de César Oropeza y Marcelo Pont. La ciudad vencida, de Yeniter Poleo. El adiós en tres actos, de Jacques Mercier. Santiago se va, de José Urriola. A la brevedad posible, de Luis Yslas Prado. Con la voz en alto, de Elías Farache S. Veredicto III Premio de los Libreros al Libro del año.

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Final year PhD student goes to Shanghai for a three month research exchange, and a bit of travelling, to learn about the land of East. Monday, 6 July 2015. My previous blog-post was a very self-indulgent nostalgia-laden reflective piece of writing, and as some months have passed, I realised that I did very little explanation of what I actually did while I was there! 1 Trip to Nanjing. First stop, Nanjing Museum, which my Chinese friend assured me was a must-see while in Nanjing - one of the largest museu.