Overview
Martín Salazar died on a Tuesday.
Not in the hospital. In his own bed, with his son Sebastián in the chair beside him, looking at the ceiling whenever he thought his father was asleep.
He was not asleep. But he did not speak either. They both waited - each one for the other, each one with something stuck in his throat that never found its way out.
"He didn't lose this game to cancer. He played it asleep for forty-seven years, and the one who was asleep was me."
Where the first two books explain the board, this one plays a whole life on it.
A diagnosis. A waiting room. A book that was started and forgotten. And the Tuesdays of a man taking inventory of his pieces with the clock running out: the Rook he never questioned, the Bishop he built without choosing it, the Knight he never learned to steady, the Pawn that moved him, the Queen he spent.
It is a novel. It reads like one. And it does what no manual can do: it shows you the cost of a game played asleep, close enough that you check your own board before the last page.
You can read it without having read the other two. Many readers start here and go back.
Book 3 of the Neural Chess series.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9781967382330
- ISBN-10: 1967382336
- Publisher: Editorial Unseen Ink
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.61 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.8 pounds
- Page Count: 268
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