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, broken loyalties, and personal secrets are far more dangerous than [...]

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 certain ideas we have accepted as true for far too [...]

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 aren’t ready to face it. That is precisely what happens [...]

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 of postponed conversations. Chicas, Hablemos de Dinero (Girls, Let’s Talk [...]

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 people across time. Far from being an abstract notion of [...]

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 —which celebrates its anniversary this June— and working as a [...]

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 of constant anticipation and absolute focus. Agents, publishers, scouts, illustrators… [...]

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 a noir thriller set in the underworld of the ultra-rich, [...]

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, through the voice of Coia Valls, we give life to [...]

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 a large following on social media, but that’s because he [...]