Sonsoles Onega: “It Hurts Me that They Try to Frivolize with My Vocation as a Writer”

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“I have to stop smoking,” she says to herself while lighting a cigarette and sips the third coffee of the day. As soon as she gets up, Sonsoles Ónega (Madrid, 47 years old) searches the audience curves. Then, she writes, reads or does sports. It’s her only moment of peace. “I have imposed myself not to put anything on me at this hour except you who screwed me in the morning...,” she shoots with a smile full of backsliding. As firm as she is tend…