Juan Herranz 
When Charlie Kaufman discovered the cinematographic possibilities of this novel, its author Iain Reid would not know without being flattered or trembling. Because an already unstructured work of suspense like his could reach incalculable levels of incomprehension and catapult him into the Olympus of "different" authors Chuck roll ...
Comebacks like Megan Maxwell's never are. Because deep down they are authors who never disappear from the best-selling lists with their romantic plots. The question is to put a little more imagination to the matter to link this type of adventure of love affairs and disappointments with other genres, ...
The ladies of the Spanish thriller move alternately in search of the best seller that always convinces the most impatient readers. For more tracks, both ladies are awarded with two recent Planeta Awards (let's not be naive either, with their undeniable concession to the commercial for greater security in ...
The crux of the matter would be that each one had the attitude as one who chooses clothes every morning (or the day before in the case of the most foresighted and controlling of their time). But it is precisely a kind of labyrinths and internal twists and turns that lead to ...
Dystopia is not a horizon but a reality. But neither is it a matter of posing it narratively as avant-garde argument in a science fiction plot, nor of opening uchronies towards that more or less close world, with its fearsome parallel course lurking to intersect with ours. When Joyce ...
The empty Spain is rather the empty Europe or even the empty world, turning our backs on what we were to get rid of the last vestiges of humanity integrated with the environment. And so it goes. A Mathias Enard who has made this plot knows well ...
Without being one of the most recognized in a genre of thriller assaulted by a variety of authors, Michael Robotham does ensure a kind of fidelity to what the term thriller itself corresponds, psychological suspense from the first to the last page ... A shocking novel of suspense about ...
There is always a door when you start reading Manel Loureiro. And crossing its threshold you seem to hear the most famous of Bram Stoker's characters: “Once again, welcome to my home. Come freely, come out safely; leave some of the happiness you bring ... »This time I wasn't going ...
Good old John Grisham was born with a judicial thriller under his arm, no doubt. In the imaginary of the possible events that can take place in a courtroom, from the court in the most remote town to the most honorable court, John has already imagined everything beforehand. ...
They come and destroy everything at book fairs. I am referring to the media characters that are animated with different luck in this literature. From Carme Chaparro even Monica Carrillo or Carlos del Amor himself (I refrain from citing other unspeakable cases of the famous, splashing which ...
The thing is about manuscripts. Nothing better for this than reinventing a great like Fernando de Rojas to end up giving a metaliterary residue to a plot that in its most natural aspect also dazzles the reader. Luis García Jambrina's efforts in this series are already bearing fruit ...
Good suspense stories become excellent when their ending knows how to combine the closure of every turn and unfinished business, but with a parallel invitation to elucubration. You can sentence a plot at the same time that you can point to what could have been or what ...