What I did next day of having killed all members of a Saudi Arabian cars retinue nearly arriving in Marbella.
I have changed my short story entitled 'Belen's Lips' from Action/Thriller Category to Literary Fiction Category although what I did next day of having done with a black Renault 5 Copa throwing off of the highway all cars of the Saudi Arabian members retinue was tell my friends, and some readers might think that my short story 'Saudi Arabian all the retinue' is connected with 'Belén's lips' and logical to tell my friends the facts I narrate about next day. They might even think that the story belongs to History, because it was a terrorist action (an attack) carried out by a man driving a car with no hands and having a joint, and certainly I killed king Faruk of Egypt inside a Rolls Royce and many more.
I had these considerations to take a decision and objected other Category and chose Literary Fiction, since the story is about an unexpected way of telling one's friends a Historic Action/Thriller real happening that suits in Humour Category too. Besides, this way my short story 'Belén's mother' is in the same Category and together on the list of titles. Apart from all this I hope I will have a higher number of views.
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