L3-FACSO 2021

I've always wanted to study out of Chile and come back, to see if I can help my people and made outof Chile a better country, silly me. But I didn't  think nothing very specific. Maybe a postgraduate degree in social psychology or urban sociology or rural sociology, jajaja I really don't know yet. With a lot of luck, not distance learning or nothing virtual.  If I had the chance I would love to do it in Germany, but if I can't I wanna do it anyways wherever the life take me or in Chile, but do it.   I don't know if it is because of the quarantine, but my expectations are very low, so all I wanna do right  now is finish sociology.  Anyways, there was a time when I wanted to do an exchange to wherever I can, because all I wanted to do was travel and learned so I could come back and work to make things better.  The more I learn all I hope is that my knowledge really helps to do changes. But whatever, long story  short, I wanna go out, learn and come ...

Stephen King is an American writer that write mostly horror books. I love his work because the way he writes it's not boring or superficial, you can follow the story with the necessary amount of details so it’s not slow. I start reading his books when I was 10 years old and they terrified me, their books caught me and when the things went scary it forces me to close the book, specially "The shining". I would love to have all the books I've read of him, but they are really expensive, so I only own 2. My favorite is Joyland.  Many films are based on his books and I can tell that are not as scary as the books, like “It” or, like I said before, The shining and the sequel Doctor Sleep. There are many examples like Misery, Carrie, The green mile, etc. Currently he is 73 years old and still publishing, a few years ago he published a book with his son Owen.