La traición de Tenesoya y otros relatos

The Puy du Fou Historical Short Story Prize has become, in just two years, a major literary event. This is evidenced by its record number of participants—this year's surpassing last year's—and its proven integrity, independence, and equal opportunity for all applicants. The anonymity of the authors is rigorously maintained until the very end, as is the names of the judges, who change every year to prevent any undue influence. Only the titles of the works they will be judging are listed on the judging panel. This essential principle of the prize is already its defining characteristic and will continue to be so. The response is even better. This is demonstrated by the enthusiasm and passion evident in the submissions and the high quality that many of them possess. Reaching the twelve finalists, who are delighted to see their stories published here, also brings with it a touch of sadness for others who were equally deserving.