This book presents a subjective selection of twenty stories whose motive, symbol, sign or side effects are new technologies and their presence in daily life, or thoughts, dreams, nightmares and imagination of twenty Spanish-speaking contemporary authors. Our preference was not to show an overview and an assessment of the current Hispanic story, but offer only one aspect of their vast wealth. The edition includes sixteen writers seven writers from nine countries, born between 1958 and 1983.

"Digital Lives performs a very valuable work in two ways: on the one hand, combines texts of Spain and several Latin American countries without establishing boundaries between them. On the other, it breaks with some thematic and stylistic stereotypes traditionally associated with literature in Spanish and divulging the wide variety of active scripts in the current panorama Spanish speaker. "

Mercedes Cebrián