David Uclés’ novel at the height of the controversy made it to February’s list of the most anticipated books

This wonder is associated with bookstores City of dead lightsrecognized with el Nadal’s prizea novel that follows one of the biggest literary phenomena of recent years: Peninsula home thank you Even in the last days you hear more about your author, David Uclesdue to braking maintained with Pérez-Revertethe novel takes him into the territory of writers: literature.

Next February we will receive new works of the first swords as Luis Landero, Carlos Zanón y Soledad Puertolas. Y Bibiana Collado publish on the second novella among the huge comfort you have Yeguas exhausts.

In an international context Erri de Luca, Jane Smiley, Geoff Dyer y Jeanette Winterson we are looking for our views on the present. On the other hand, Pages of Espuma publishes the stories of the Eternals Gogol.

Vuelve Luis Landero (Alburquerque, Badajoz, 1950), always quotes regularly with his readers, and this should be fantastic news for our literature. This time again you people are caught in Filomena’s storm.

It is an excuse to insist on one of the obsessions that accompanied him throughout his work: oral report. This episode is conceived as a great dialogue and is based on a great reflection of memory that comes from the vital experiences that are narrated.

Find the most successful Spanish author of recent years in bookstores. The story that follows A peninsula of empty housesa brilliant editorial phenomenon, arose with it Nadal’s prize will only happen for one week.

The author himself defined this work as “profession of love in barcelona”a city that quickly turned into darkness in the middle of the post-war period. Ana María Matute, Roberto Bolaño, Mercè Rodoreda, Gaudí, Rosalía and Fermín Cacho are some of the personalities that appear on its pages.

At the age of 75, Erri de Luca (Nápoles, 1950) lived through the vital phase he is in, and without succumbing to nostalgia or lament, he saw an opportunity: to look ahead.

aware of it Nowhere has it been so alive for so longmaintains a fruitful dialogue with Inès de la Fressangefamous designer and friend of the author, for what he calls “experimental edad”.

Sexto Piso issues a second meal to the hungry Trilogía de los cien añosby Jane Smiley (Los Angeles, 1949). By the author Heredarás la tierrarecognized by the Pulitzer in 1991, follows the Langdon family in the fifth and fifth years of the past.

Post-war, the French war and the legacy of Vietnam are the underlying themes of the tensions experienced by the family clan, a perfect social portrait of the United States.

Bibiana Collado (Burriana, Castellón de la Plana, 1985) occupies a central place in the literary panorama of our country in her own right, following the result of her first work, desgarradora Yeguas exhausts (Pepitas de calabaza, 2023).

In this novel, the writer tries to give her poetic spirit – she published five poems – in the main role of a mayoress, set in a rural environment, who reflects – with sufficient difficulty in expressing – the gender and identity of a man.

As in Smiley’s novel, the consequences of World War II were crucial in Geoff Dyer’s memoir. However, this story unfolds in one place and the tone is much more pleasant.

Author of a successful book Roger Federer’s last days and another finalthe only child of a valet and a metal worker, he follows episodes of his life from his fascination and celebrates his childhood and adolescence.

A new black novel by the signature of one of our great exponents here. Carlos Zanón (Barcelona, ​​​​​​​​1966) wants to use his city as a scenario to weaponize a story dominated by low passions.

Death and disappearance are the trigger of a plot involving the protagonist Álex Gual and the perverted señor Paco. Darkness and tension, and thanks to Zanón’s powerful prose, are the ingredients of this work.

“We all come from the abrigo of Gogol,” Dostoyevsky once said. On the other hand, Nabokov stated that reading Gogol can cause the eyes to “gogolize”. He is one of the great referents of universal literature.

The Espuma website has added to its catalog of great works and authors all the stories of the Cossack writer, the author of such important books as Almas muertas or Taras Bulba.

The writer and academic Soledad Puértolas (Zaragoza, 1947) includes in her new book a collection of stories supported by a vision of life. Two old friends consternadas before the progress of the world and an old woman who lives in the house of her hija and there is so much romance that belongs to the door of the building and criada.

Puértolas’ elegant prose, refined once more, takes us aloft with each of these stories.

How did you read the story of Frankenstein in a book published in Lumen in 2019 (Frankisstein), Jeanette Winterson (Manchester, 1959) reinterprets this old story The last mile and one night discuss the impact of fiction on our relationship to the world.

Fiction, magic, fantasy, reflection and memory are cited in this praise of the power of stories. In this direction, he proposes literature to fight against the materialism of this world.