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Palabra de Pritzker

Llàtzer Moix
Palabra de Pritzker

Non-fiction, Anagrama (July 2022)

This book brings together conversations with Pritzker Prize winners: from Frank Gehry to Francis Diébédo Kéré, passing through Álvaro Siza, Rafael Moneo, Renzo Piano, Norman Foster, Jacques Herzog or Kazuyo Sejima, to complete a list of twenty-three laureates.

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Notas de viaje. El cuaderno verde

Carmen Laforet
Notas de viaje. El cuaderno verde

Travel, Instituto Cervantes (Colec. Galeote) (June 2022)

En 1965 Carmen Laforet emprendió un viaje a Estados Unidos con el compromiso de redactar una serie de crónicas para una revista y, para ello, durante la travesía que hizo en barco tomó notas en un cuaderno verde, unos textos inéditos publicados ahora por el Instituto Cervantes en su colección Galeote.

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La hermana fea

Ildefonso Arenas
La hermana fea

Novel, Edhasa (May 2022)

El almirante Canaris, jefe del servicio secreto de la Wehrmacht, hacía lo que se le antojaba y, alguna vez, lo que le mandaban. Su vida es, sin duda, de leyenda: contribuyó a engrandecer el Tercer Reich al tiempo que, entre las sombras, trató a su vez de destruirlo; salvó al dictador mexicano Huerta, hizo la guerra del corso en el Atlántico y en el Pacífico y volvió a Alemania tras cruzar los Alpes chilenos.

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El signo de los diez

José Carlos Somoza
El signo de los diez

Novel, Espasa (May 2022)

A locked-room crime mystery where the imagination of Sherlock Holmes merges with the world of Alice in Wonderland.

The members of staff at the Clarendon, the Portsmouth sanatorium, are unaware that two of the most extraordinary men of their time count among their inmates... 

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El casco de Sargón

Jorge Benítez
El casco de Sargón / The Helmet of Sargon

Novel, Navona (May 2022)

A priceless relic puts an old friendship to the test.

Ventura, an ambitious university professor, spots his chance for academic glory when a Sumerian helmet from the 23rd century BC comes into his hands. He is asked to look after it by an old school friend and former combatant in Iraq, Javi, who hopes to sell the artefact to the highest bidder. 

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Marcelo

Guillermo Fesser
Marcelo

Novel, Contraluz (May 2022)

A refreshing, original and entertaining cocktail based on the life of an inimitable bartender.

 New York's Grand Central Terminal is the station with the most platforms in the world and around half a million travellers of all origins and conditions cross its marble floors every day. Inside, the oldest business is the Oyster Bar, opened in 1913, and among its employees the longest standing is Marcelo Hernández, a Latino bartender with a perennial smile, who has worked behind the bar for fifty-five years preparing the best cocktails in the city.

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Encélado (Doce soles, vol. 1)

Amaya García & Alberto Mínguez
Encélado (Doce soles, vol. 1) / Enceladus (Twelve Alone I)

Books for children and young readers, Edebé (April 2022)
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El mundo necesita a Delirium

Rosa Gil
El mundo necesita a Delirium

Novel, Contraluz (April 2022)

Una nueva superheroína sobrevuela la ciudad. Sí, es Delirium, con sus mallas de saldo y sus volares erráticos recorre los tejados de Madrid en busca de su superenemigo: Redpunzel, un villano despiadado de pelirrojo melenón que no parece compadecerse de nadie y demuestra especial inquina a los museos en general y a las obras maestras de arte en particular.

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El cielo sobre Canfranc

Rosario Raro
El cielo sobre Canfranc / The Sky over Canfranc

Novel, Planeta (April 2022)

Rosario Raro revisits the world of her bestseller, Volver a Canfranc, in this unforgettable story of love in times of war.

1944. Valentina and Franz fall passionately and impossibly in love. She is a young woman from Canfranc who collaborates with the Allies across the frontier in the Pyrenees. He is a German paratrooper. 

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La mirada quieta (de Pérez Galdós)

Mario Vargas Llosa
La mirada quieta (de Pérez Galdós) / The Quiet Gaze (of Pérez Galdós)

Non-fiction, Alfaguara (April 2022)

Pérez Galdós is an essential author in contemporary Spanish literature. In this essay, written after analyzing his novels, plays, and National Episodes, Mario Vargas Llosa creates a comprehensive, personal, and evocative profile of the Spanish writer. No one but the Peruvian Nobel Prize winner is capable of reading a creator’s work so astutely, so freely, and so passionately.

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