Pandora's message, from Javier Sierra

Pandora's message

In this new world that begs for a COVID-19 vaccine, the literature can act as a placebo. AND Javier Sierra It offers us that projection that heals impatience, considering that human beings always find an escape from so many dangers looming for our civilization. If back in the 80s ...

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Tierra, by Eloy Moreno

Tierra, by Eloy Moreno

With his surprising, unclassifiable and always magnetic narrative vitola in his narrative proposals, Eloy Moreno invites us in his novel Tierra to a kind of dystopia that ends up connecting with television reality shows. Because ignoring the pink drift of this type of program, the life in ...

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The Dirty Low River, by David Trueba

The Dirty Low River, by David Trueba

David Trueba's bibliography already matches his filmography. And that in the cinema he has been both in front of and behind the cameras on very different occasions. A matter of knowing how to do. If this author is able to arrive with his stories in various formats and from very ...

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The heartbeat of the earth, by Luz Gabás

The heartbeat of the earth

It is clear that Luz Gabás's novels arise as great stories cultivated with that great force of telluric, attachment and roots. And this time you can already guess in the title "The heartbeat of the earth" that construction with the aroma of sagas, secrets and memories ...

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The woman outside the painting, by Nieves García Bautista

The woman outside the box

Of all the currents that have crossed old Europe, one of the most suggestive is the bohemian one, which has become one of the first forms of youth counterculture, practically outside the system, as later happened with the hippie movement, which, certainly, had not discovered anything. new. Also is true that …

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After Kim, by Ángeles González Sinde

After Kim

Death is the greatest mystery, the greatest enigma that can hang over us if we see life as a novel. The before and after of the temporal thread is cut off for those who are left with doubts, analyzing loneliness as they would never have considered considering it. Of that …

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Flight 19, by José Antonio Ponseti

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In a straight line from Puerto Rico to Miami and reaching a third vertex that reaches the Bermuda Islands in the jaws of the North Atlantic. The roughness of the sea, the unpredictable weather and some probable phenomenon of terrestrial magnetism have ended up supporting the myth about the incidences of ...

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Eight million gods, by David B. Gil

Eight million gods

It is curious that the one who best immerses us in fascinating settings in the history of Japan is David B. Gil. Great current Japanese writers such as Murakami or Kenzaburo Oe achieve a very special literary mix. And yet it is David who ends up storming the bookstores with historical fictions about that world ...

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The echo of the skin, by Elia Barceló

The echo of the skin

Elia Barceló's versatility makes a retrospective of her work a complete bibliographic reference. Under the same authorship, we find a diversity of proposals that show a brilliant capacity. From its beginnings in science fiction to its transitions between historical fiction, the ...

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Sakura, by Matilde Asensi

Sakura, by Matilde Asensi

For the great authors of the mystery genre, such as Matilde Asensi, it must be a greater challenge to find the interesting plot itself than the development process. From the religious to the artistic, passing through the social, the political and the economic, History always houses those enigmatic glimpses on aspects ...

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Towards Beauty, by David Foenkinos

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To speak of Foenkinos is to approach one of the fundamental authors of the current narrative, with that generational change that points to the classic literature of a century from now, of the narrator who reflected the intrahistory of a XNUMXst century submerged between individualism and alienation as principle conflict ...

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The Last Dance, by Mary Higgins Clark

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The American writer Mary Higgins Clark had the great virtue of not only maintaining that taste for a classic police genre around the mystery of crime, but with the passage of time she transferred her arguments to a present day in which she inserts that point of classicism that It seems …

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