Morel’s unreleased works still need to wait

It’s all because of García Márquez. They will remember See you in Augustwhich was published in March. It was the last unfinished, unpublished novel left by the Colombian Nobel Prize winner when he died in 2014. He had ordered it to be destroyed. His children disobeyed his order and published it, which subsequently caused controversy among the friends, acquaintances and greeters of the great Gabo. Oliver Vergés does not want the same thing to happen to him Death, who killed you?This thriller appeared a few years ago among the papers of Anthony Morel, preserved in the Massana Library. The original intention was to publish it, but when the time came, he had doubts: the typescript was dated 1993, and perhaps he had his reasons for leaving it in the drawer, and it was clearly unfinished – or rather, hastily finished, we say -. “I understand the interest in recovering Morel’s unpublished works, but we have to take care of his literary name. If even he does not believe in it, Death, who killed you? It could be published and maybe we wouldn’t have to revise our plans”. In short, the novel remains in the drawer. For now.