My dog, my best friend
After the great success of ‘Neko café’, by Anna Sólyom, a work translated to 20 languages and already established as a longseller with cats as protagonists, Anna couldn’t leave us without another story where the dog, the other most beloved [...]
Living the Frankfurt Book Fair: A Reunion with the Publishing Industry
I can’t believe we’re in Frankfurt again. Time flies, and as a literary agent, I’ve been attending this fair for many years; it is one of the most important events in our industry. However, I must confess that I’ve never [...]
“Love on tour”: some dreams actually come true
I’m really delighted to recommend Beck M’s novel this week. "Love on tour" (original title: Un amor de gira) is a full-on rom com. It's one of those stories that appeals to both daughters and mothers because it's a novel [...]
You achieve what you accept
This week I’m very happy to recommend a novel that had me hooked for three evenings straight when I read it. These novels that you remember not only for the story but for when and where you read them, I [...]
Honor and vengeance in the Madrid of the Austria’s
On September 25th, a novel we have been eagerly waiting for was released: Lineage of blood (original title: Estirpe de sangre) by Sandra Aza, published by Planeta. After Libel of Blood (original title: Líbelo de sangre) success, where the author [...]
No need to make a deal with the devil, or sympathize with him: the habits and routines of the Stones’ frontman are a ticket to (almost) eternal youth
This week, I’m recommending a fun and useful book. "Pact with the Devil" (original title: Pacto con el diablo) is one of those non-fiction books that can surprise us. The author, Isadora Puiggené, has spent her whole life working in [...]
Lo prohibido (The forbidden): a new voice, a new genre
I'm delighted to recommend in this week's blog a love story like this one, as it truly has all the ingredients of a classic romance novel: a girl with a handsome, rich, and charming boyfriend falls in love with a [...]
Honoring Montserrat’s millennium with Les torres del cel (The towers of the sky)
We're starting a new blog season after the summer break with a novel that holds a special place in my heart for many reasons: The towers of the sky, (original title: “Les torres del cel”) by Coia Valls. Today marks [...]
Bruno is going on holiday and we are going with him
This week Bruno has not come to the office to leave us his weekly recommended reading because he is packing his bags. He will be taking a well-deserved rest and we, at the agency, have decided to go away with [...]
Life in a teacup: the soul of objects
Some say that objects have a soul. Their existence, so different from that of human beings, guided by use and silence, often marks us in an irreversible way. They accompany us throughout our lives, beautifying our days, reminding us of [...]
