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In the early 1970s, Ana María Moix conducted a series of interviews for Tele/eXprés with prominent figures in culture: Gabriel García Márquez, Ana María Matute, Max Aub, Mario Vargas Llosa, Rosa Chacel, Jaime Gil de Biedma, Juan Marsé, Salvador Dalí, Nuria Espert, Pere Gimferrer, Eugenio Trías...

An unjustly neglected poet, now rescued from obscurity in an expanded and revised edition.

Ana María Moix was the only woman included in the celebrated anthology Nueve novísimos, published in 1970, which signposted a new aesthetic in Spanish poetry and cleared the way for a group of poets who were just embarking on a brilliant career. For some reason Ana María Moix's poetry was sidelined and forgotten by the general public, who better remember her as the great story-teller that she was, as well as for her articles in her press, mostly devoted to literature. 

A treasure: Gabriel García Márquez’s unpublished novel. An irresistible story of fleeting, tangled love that recaptures the coveted pleasure of reading the best Gabo.

Almost ten years after the death of Gabriel García Márquez, the publication of his posthumous novel, En agosto nos vemos, promises to be one of the year’s literary highlights.

2024 Ramon Llull Prize for Catalan Literature. Guided by the masterful baton of Ramon Gener, a novel that moves through twentieth-century Europe with the emotional rhythm of a delicate score.

Carved inside a Grotrian-Steinweg piano, serial number 31887, a music lover discovers the names of the instrument's previous owners, which he has just purchased in a store in the Gracia neighbourhood of Barcelona. Determined to find out everything about its history, he embarks on a journey that takes him back a hundred years.

Petrus is a grumpy, greedy and cruel cobbler, but he knows how to mend wounded hearts. He doesn't like children, laments or listening to love's sorrows. Until one day Asia, a little girl with big black eyes, enters through his window and becomes his assistant. One winter day, a snowfall alerts him to the girl's absence and he discovers a heart of his own beating inside her.

Vuelve el Mendoza más hilarante con una historia de espías, agentes secretos y pobres diablos, una mezcla irresistible entre Mick Herron y P.G. Wodehouse.

A young couple with their daughter settle in a village in the interior of Spain that languishes by a reservoir amidst the remnants of its dreams: a dismantled nuclear power plant, unfinished urbanizations, faded advertisements for a leisure city that never came to be. They intend to rebuild their lives there, but the girl is increasingly drawn to the mysteries hidden by the reservoir, while the father tries to understand a strange vibration that seems to connect the past and the present...

One of the owner partners of a food truck is found stabbed early in the morning. The vehicle is parked alongside others of the same kind. A young couple serving Mediterranean cuisine sleeps next to the van where the crime was committed, but they haven't heard or seen anything during the night that could serve as a witness.

An essay that dissects the current world in seven luminous reflections navigating the waters of science and ethics, philosophy and literature.

Small Mortal Wounds unfolds like a torch that illuminates the modern cave and presents us with seven reflections filled with references to science and human behaviour, but always with philosophy and literature as compasses to unveil the meaning of things and life. 

Gabriel Ferrater was not a literary critic or a historian of literature, but it would be difficult to find someone who had a more significant impact on shaping the canon of modern Catalan literature or who contributed more decisively to enriching the interpretation of poets like Carner, Riba, or Foix.