In Rosas Muertas (Dead Roses) by Malenka Ramos, the murder of a young woman inside a warehouse linked to the Calabrian mafia becomes a doorway into a world where corruption, [...]
Not everything we feel is good for us. And that is precisely where La Trampa de la Emoción (The Emotion Trap) comes in — an essay that aims to shake up [...]
Going back home is not always easy. Sometimes it feels more like opening a box you’ve spent years avoiding in the attic: you know exactly what’s inside, yet you still [...]
Some conversations get pushed to “when I have more time,” “when I earn more,” or “when I finally understand how all this works.” Money often ends up on that list [...]
Some ideas make the world more readable. In Inyeon, Hansoo Park introduces readers to one of the most fascinating concepts in Korean philosophy: the invisible web of connections that links [...]
Every April 23rd, the same thing happens to me: I feel a mix of vertigo and excitement. After thirty-five years in the industry, twenty-five of them running my own company [...]
This week it’s Bologna again, another fair, and for me, one of the most beautiful. The atmosphere is hard to explain without falling into clichés, but we’ll try: a mix [...]
Sugarkiller doesn’t ask for permission: it steps onto the scene in razor-sharp heels and a smile you can’t quite tell whether it kisses or bites. Mireia Yévenes’s new novel is [...]
This novel pays tribute to the Sagrada Familia, a unique and universal monument. Just as we did with La Catedral del Mar (Cathedral of the Sea) by Ildefonso Falcones, now, [...]
I love being able to talk about this book today because on Monday Hugo presented it at Casa del Libro and it was a huge success. He’s young and has [...]
