Karma is a Bitch

[2], 175, [3] pages. Cover has slight wear and soiling, Name in ink with comment on title page (not from author). Author's business card laid in. Jairo E. Lopez (1982) is a Salvadorian author who devotes his spare time to art, music, literature, painting, philosophy, and architecture. In 2002, he began taking architecture courses at the University of El Salvador, in San Miguel, El Salvador. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, he was forced to abandon his chosen profession and immigrated to the United States in 2007. Currently, he lives and works in Washington, DC. He started writing in 2009 and has not stop ever since. He still dreams of becoming an architect but in the meantime, is pursuing his career as a visionary literary artist. This is a novel about Karma. It shows the consequence of having a past full of mistakes. Here is an extract front a dialogue: It was then that, from a wood cabinet in the corner, without making the least sound, somebody emerged. Serapio was unaware of this. He didn't realize that somebody had been there with an IPhone taking a video of what was going on. "I told you that ultimately, you wouldn't get away with it," Trisha said. "You made me beg like a miserable soul. You destroyed an important part of me, but you know what, you may be able to escape from Karma and from the natural consequences of human actions, but you can not escape from an outraged and down-and-dirty woman like me." After reading this, one might ask, "Does the Karma suit 'ya?".…