The book is entitled “La Constitución ante la crisis de los cuarenta. Cuentos (re) constituyentes”, prefaced by Óscar Alzaga and illustrated by Forges. There are other professors of the Universitat de València who have also written in the book such as Alfredo Obarrio and Aniceto Masferrer.

It includes 40 short fiction stories (as many as years the constitutional text has) signed by many other authors (mainly constitutional jurists but also experts in other disciplines).

Apart from this narrative proposal, the pages aim to help us understand the constitutional text, particularly now on its “Midlife crisis”. They want to underline that the clauses of the constitution are alive and stir up debate on some of the most controversial aspects that it has caused in its four decades of life by means of the real or fictional experiences of its authors.  

The piece of work is related to a large literary tradition by jurists defending with facts the idea that neither Law nor Literature are self-contained areas, as well as the fact that rigour and creativity are compatible values. In this sense, it sustains the three previous books in which the constitutional values of freedom, equality and solidarity are addressed fictionally.