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 [...]

This week I recommend the Néstor Luján Novel History Prize, which is a sure bet for this summer. Teresa Sagrera is already a veteran author, who masters her job with historical accuracy. With this prize, she acquired the recognition she [...]

This week, I'm thrilled to recommend Ane Odriozola's novel, “The Iron Valley” (original title: El valle del hierro). A novel that spontaneously fell into my hands, and just from its introduction, I knew I would like it and that it [...]

What if someone told you, before your baby was born, that you have the power to ensure they lead a healthy life? As a mother, I can confidently say I would do everything in my power, especially if someone assured [...]

This Thursday, I continue to recommend novels that are perfect for summer reading. In fact, those by the already honoured author Susana Rodríguez Lezaún are enjoyable year-round, but they are particularly suited for summer —the type you finish in two [...]

Many new releases came out in March, and we saved a few to recommend just before summer vacation, believing they're ideal for packing in your suitcase. Pepe Müller's debut novel is a historical thriller set in the world of wine. [...]

Recently, during a meeting with friends my age, we talked about how there are no good legal thrillers anymore. There was a time when many were made, like “Entrapment”, “The Pelican brief” or “Absolute power”, almost all based on bestselling [...]

Recently, during a meeting with friends my age, we talked about how there are no good legal thrillers anymore. There was a time when many were made, like “Entrapment”, “The Pelican brief” or “Absolute power”, almost all based on bestselling [...]