Todos Los Días Son Nuestros, Paperback

After 10 years together, Mar a and Emiliano are separating. What was it that drove them apart? A lack of desire? The mundane day-to-day? Mar a, a bundle of nerves after the rupture, speaks of her pain, the changes, and what she cannot divorce from her one love. In an intimate and frank manner, the novel addresses the pain that lingers after a romantic break-up and the issue of reconstructing yourself.

Catalina Aguilar Mastretta studied communications at the University Iberoamericana, film at New York University, and screenwriting at the American Film Institute. She is a scriptwriter and opera director. She is also the author of Más tiempo que vida.