“The Ritz Farm” by Teresa Roig: a historical romance between memory and the city
Everything begins with an anomaly that unsettles the city: a group of wild chickens that prove impossible to capture. What seems like a picturesque anecdote triggers health alerts, headlines, and curious glances directed toward Vallbona and toward an enclave as [...]
“The Path of Consciousness” by Gaspar Hernàndez, the Book that Invites You to Wake Up
Pausing your thoughts for just a few seconds may seem like a small feat. But in that almost invisible space between one thought and the next one is where the new book by Gaspar Hernàndez, El camino de la [...]
Mental Minimalism by Magda Kinsley: Less Noise, More Clarity
Closing tabs doesn’t always mean closing thoughts. We can turn off our phone, tidy our desk and reach zero in our inbox, and still feel like our mind is overflowing. Minimalismo mental (mental minimalism) has something to offer that [...]
You Taught Me How to Live by Xènia Cid: A Testimony That Proves Love Can Survive the Deepest Pain
No one is ever ready to say goodbye to their child. There are no words to fix such a loss, nor an explanation to ease a pain that defies all kinds of logic. And yet, some people manage to [...]
Shameless by Meritxell García Roig, The Bravery in Self-Acceptance
Have you ever noticed that there are hardly any books about shame? This absence was precisely what caught the attention of the author. As an expert in empathy, she began to reflect on why it is so difficult for [...]
Red Land by Pepe Müller, a thriller that unveils what is lying beneath the finest harvests
Some secrets are sleeping under the earth, among vine roots, waiting for the perfect moment to ferment and explode. And well, now is that time. In Red Land (Tierra roja), Pepe Müller opens up a door into a sophisticated and [...]
The Algorithms of Life by Antonio Lozano Domènech: the book that connects the origin of the cosmos with artificial intelligence
We tend to think of artificial intelligence as something that appeared suddenly, emerging straight from a laboratory filled with screens and servers. But The Algorithms of Life (Los algoritmos de la vida) by Antonio Lozano Domènech proposes something far more [...]
The Constellator by Sònia Guillén, when a mother is willing to walk through any shadow to get her daughter back
Five years can feel like a lifetime when the person who no longer speaks to you is your daughter. This is the abyss Candela finds herself staring into in The Constellator by Sònia Guillén. Five years of silence. Five years [...]
Dead Roses by Malenka Ramos: a thriller where the mafia turns every truth into a trap
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 [...]
The Emotion Trap: The Book That Questions What You Feel and Forces You to Think
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 [...]