A matter too familiar, by Rosa Ribas

An all too familiar affair

With her already considerable bibliography of black genre, the Catalan writer Rosa Ribas is exploring new and interesting options. In this case, to end up telling about those most recognizable patches of darkness in which the designs of evil are being composed, with its lines, already irreparably twisted. Any …

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The yin and yang business, by Eduardo Mendoza

Drawing on that creative freedom that Eduardo Mendoza has always shown, the saga opened with the previous novel "The King Receives" finds a new replica in this installment around the quixotic Rufo Batalla and his insurmountable magnetism to undertake epic adventures. And once again the matter ...

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The Irishman, by Charles Brandt

The Irishman, by Brandt

In the rescue of one of those good books that at the time already triumphed in the United States but was left for domestic Yankee consumption, De Niro indulged in a non-fiction criminal plot to get that hook of the real thing that captivated millions of viewers. Cast …

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And the darkness will come

And the darkness will come

The new pick for the cyclical explosive effect of the suspense genre is Katy Rose Pool. Because there is no doubt that thriller readers, even with clear fantastic evocations in line with current trends, are always eager for new voices. Writers who contribute their mark, that new ...

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The Traps of Affection, by Mari Jungstedt

The traps of affection

A new installment of the indefatigable inspector Anders Knutas and once again the recurring scene of Gotland to present us a plot that points to the darkness of business, the quarrels of inheritance and the worst we can harbor when hatred, frustration and revenge us they end up eating. ...

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When here a servant began in this of literature (typing in an old Underwood for more details), the possibility of having my stories on paper loomed like that idyllic horizon. But they were other times (my first novel came out in 2001), and the resources available to any author were not ...

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Alegría, by Manuel Vilas

Alegría, by Manuel Vilas

It is curious but Manuel Vilas is always capable of finding the pure among the bastard of the sad current social behaviorism. Once "happiness" was constantly besieged by marketing campaigns and advertisements in the style of the Truman show, another term is free which, for whatever reason, ...

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Wasp season, by Elisa Ferrer

Wasp season

Nuria suffers from apiphobia. Since she was a child, she has that phobic record focused on a wasps that, although they sting, their pecks do not usually have any severity. And Nuria is a girl old enough to have discovered it. So it may be necessary to look for origins elsewhere, reorient the focus ...

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