There are many ways to travel to cities. One is to let yourself be guided by the people who live there, to get to know them well. To understand what their reality is like today. And another equally interesting way is to explore to see if anything remains of what was. To try to smell the traces of other times, often in the virtual company of someone who has already died. In London, a good traveling companion is Virginia Woolf. Or if you prefer, you can opt for Mrs. Dalloway. One of the most successful characters created by the writer.

Ediciones de la Ela Geminada offers us a privilege like few others: reading texts by two excellent writers who, moreover, were written with the idea that they would never be made public. This fact, on the one hand, creates an unusual sincerity and, on the other, occasionally makes the reader feel a little uncomfortable, even if they can't stop reading.