Miquel Àngel Riera

Serra d’Or Critics' Award 1984

Born from a minor episode in the previous novel, this work concludes the cycle centered on characters from rural Mallorca during the Spanish Civil War. However, the central figure this time—Na Biela de sa Vinya Nova—is defined by vitality and positivity as a direct response to a world dominated by extreme violence, war, suffering, and evil. Within the cycle, this character serves as the direct counterpart to the protagonist of The Day After Never (L'endemà de mai).