Edwin Figueroa Gutarra es abogado desde 1990, juez superior titular en el Distrito Judicial de Lambayeque desde el 2005, catedrático en diversas casas de estudio, profesor asociado de la Academia de la Magistratura del Perú y cuenta con una larga lista de libros publicados sobre el derecho, el ámbito jurisdiccional, los procesos judiciales, entre otros. Asimismo, obtuvo el Premio Excelencia Judicial 2008 y es becario de distintos programas dirigidos a la labor jurisdiccional. Ahora bien, la novela Entre el ocaso y la fe fue publicada en el 2022 por Joshua V&E Editores y consta de veintiún capítulos y un epílogo.

This article analyses two texts by César Vallejo: Fabla salvaje and the short story «Cera» by Escalas. In the novel Fabla salvaje, it will be observed how a peak stage is represented: the moment in which the mirror is broken, and from it, the importance of luck and bad omens in the construction of the text will be shown. Likewise, in the story «Cera», we will show an ordered sequence of bad omens that give way to the presence of death. Thus, both the novel and the story have in common the bad omens and the presence of luck as elements that bring with them the possibility of death. In this sense, it is necessary to show the link between these elements, in both texts, and death itself. In other words, the presence of death cannot exist without first having been tacitly or expressly enunciated by different marks in Vallejo’s work.

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