The deepest surface, by Emiliano Monge

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The young author Emiliano Monge presents us with a composition of existentialist stories. The human being in front of the mirror of his objective and subjective being. What we would like to be and what we are. What we think and what they think of us. What oppresses us and our desire for freedom ... Emiliano ...

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A house next to the tragadero, by Mariano Quirós

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The XIII Tusquets Editores de Novela Award 2017 brings us a unique story. The man secluded in nature, or liberated from society in it. A Robinson of whom we will soon want to know his reasons for isolation. The Mute wanders in his particular kingdom of nothingness, of emptiness ...

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You will bite the dust, by Roberto Osa

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Nothing more hyperbolic and macabre than considering killing your father. But Águeda is like that. It is not a role that you have had to play. It's just a matter of monotony and boredom, of a badly managed pregnancy, the tedium of an insignificant life and the strange and ...

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The Widow, by Fiona Barton

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The shadow of doubt about a character is a disturbing factor in any thriller or crime novel worth its salt. Sometimes, the reader himself participates in a certain complicity with the writer, which allows him to glimpse beyond what the characters know about evil. In others …

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Fog in Tanger, by Cristina López Barrio

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The maxim that the second is the first of the losers is not fulfilled in the case of the Planet award. Both the economic accolade and the media coverage are an incentive for a writer of great projection such as Cristina López Barrio. In the shadow of Javier Sierra, ...

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The merchants, by Ana María Matute

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When we still long for the disappeared Ana María Matute, the Planeta publishing house has been busy preparing an interesting volume with some of her most representative works. A set of three novels from the most intense and delicate Matute universe. A trilogy already configured like this in its beginnings but presented in ...

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The Inner Life of Martin Frost, by Paul Auster

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The Planeta publishing house has launched, through its Booket label, one of those books for those who want to get closer to the world of the writer or for those who dream of being able to dedicate themselves to writing professionally. This is The Inner Life of Martin Frost. I personally prefer the book of Stephen King, While …

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The invisible fire, of Javier Sierra

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The Planet award goes with the times. And in its 2017 version it has awarded the one who is, with all due merit, the Spanish bestselling author who has obtained the most recognition in recent years. And it is that the Teruel writer has concatenated a series of publications that have ...

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Hater's Game by Auronplay

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Have you thought about voodooing that staunch enemy? Have you felt the target of someone capable of inflicting pain through a voodoo doll? There was a time when the theme of voodoo and the little doll to which a hair or any minimum was attached ...

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The Backroom of Trump, by Daniel Estulin

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There are not a few books (like this one and this one) that have tried to explain the Trump phenomenon, or to assess its impact, or to consider possible consequences. Without a doubt it is a character that does not leave indifferent and that clearly shows the drift ...

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Critical flavor, by Xabier Gutiérrez

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The image of an investigator facing one of those unsolved cases provides a first notion of complexity, of entanglement, of some kind of enigma that prevents the truth from emerging. And as you always think of the unpunished, those people protected by their social, political or gender status who ...

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The caress of the beast, by Cristina C. Pombo

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The previous references is how bad they have. From the outset, you already think that the plot of a new novel is in tune with a similar one that you recently read. The first echo that came to my memory when I saw this book was The Invisible Guardian of Dolores Redondo. For that of the forest, ...

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