Discover The Apprentice, the fascinating novel by Jon Echanove
This week, I am bringing back a title that was published in November, and made all of us who had the pleasure of reading it fall in love with it, and that remains in bookstores because it has something special. [...]
A violin sounded in Paris, the new literary voyage of María Reig
A violin sounded in Paris (original title: Sonó un violin en París), the new novel by María Reig, one of the most outstanding voices in historical fiction, was published yesterday. The author who has given us unforgettable stories such as [...]
Summary of the Literary year: A journey of challenges and new horizons
As we close the chapters of this year, we reflect on the exciting literary journey we have experienced. From January to December, more than 40 books in our language have come to light, bringing stories filled with emotions, reflections, and [...]
The secrets from the past in Your invisible voice (original title: Tu voz invisible) by Javier Arias
This week we recommend Your invisible voice, Javier Arias’ latest novel. A literary thriller that, once again, captivates with its intrigue, emotion and elegant storytelling. This time, the author dives us in a story about family secrets, mystery an a [...]
Alejandro Palomas and the Flight of His Literature: “The Day My Sister Decided to Fly”
In the current literary landscape, few authors manage to move and connect with their readers as deeply as Alejandro Palomas. With a unique sensitivity and an enveloping narrative, Palomas gifts us works that not only tell stories but also explore [...]
A children’s book that adults should also read
Fostering self-esteem in children is a crucial task for their emotional and personal development. Aware of this need, Álex Rovira and Francesc Miralles, two prominent figures in the field of personal development literature, present The Superpower of Being You: 6 [...]
«Mañana acabará todo»: Wars take away too many good things
Susana Rodríguez Lezaun has not abandoned the thriller genre, so her loyal readers can rest assured. But many authors, many more than you would think, have in the drawer novels that they have written in a moment of inspiration, because [...]
The Way Back: The Thriller You Won’t Be Able to Put Down
This week, I'm recommending a thriller published by RBA, The Way Back (original title: El camino de vuelta), the debut novel by Patricia Manjavacas, a Cordoba-born author who currently lives in Germany and works as a teacher. I'm pleased to [...]
This is not just another book about menopause
Today at Casa del Llibre, we’re introducing ‘Menopower’ by Carla Romagosa. Many of you might think, 'Another book about menopause?'—since many have already been published, and some of them are quite good. That’s why, with Carla, we knew we were [...]
We open the door of quantum physics again, do you dare to enter?
Last week marked the presentation of The Door with the Three Locks The Origin (Original Title: La Puerta de los Tres Cerrojos el Origen) by Sonia Fernández-Vidal, and I assure you it was very special, because when we first published [...]