A brilliant sequel to "Life as Told by a Sapiens to a Neanderthal". Arsuaga expresses the desire to discover if each species has a biological clock in its cells, as if such a clock exists and we can find it, we might be able to stop it and thus become eternal. In this book, science intertwines with literature, as the paleontologist reveals key aspects of our existence to the author, with Milás discovering that aging is a country in which he still feels like a stranger.

Following the excellent international reception of "Life as Told by a Sapiens to a Neanderthal", the brightest duo in Spanish literature impresses readers once again, touching on topics such as death and eternity, long life, illness, aging, natural selection, programmed death, and survival.

Here you will find humor, biology, nature, life, much life... and two charming characters, the Sapiens and the Neanderthal, who surprise us on every page with their insightful thoughts on how evolution has affected us as a species, but also as individuals.

Pages: 320, Dimensions: 13.5x13.5cm