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Fiction & Literature ·

La segunda venida de Hilda Bustamante

Salomé Esper

Some time after her death, seventy-nine-year-old Hilda Bustamante wakes in her grave and makes her way home. Her return disrupts the lives of her husband, their adopted granddaughter and the people around them. An impossible event becomes a way to explore ageing, affection and the bonds through which a community faces loss.

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Fiction & Literature ·

Les nostres mares

Gemma Ruiz Palà

Ten women born under dictatorship confront the limits imposed on their ambitions. Through family responsibilities, artistic desires, neighbourhood struggles and encounters with feminism, their lives trace the choices a generation fought to make possible. The novel brings these often overlooked women into view as models for the daughters who followed them.

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No todo el mundo

Marta Jiménez Serrano

Couples approach separation, former lovers try again and desire unsettles relationships that seemed easier to name. These stories follow different forms of intimacy in the city, from jealousy and expectation to disappointment. Across their encounters, the characters discover how strongly their sense of themselves depends on being seen by someone else.

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The Orange and Other Poems

Wendy Cope

This compact selection introduces Wendy Cope’s poems about love, disappointment, remembrance and ordinary pleasures. Humour sits alongside tenderness as small observations reveal changing moods and relationships. The collection brings together moments of joy and loss without separating the everyday from the emotionally significant.

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Everything I’ll Say to You Tomorrow

Elísabet Benavent

Fashion editor Miranda loves Madrid, while Tristán dreams of returning to Galicia. After their conflicting hopes end the relationship, she wakes up at earlier moments in their shared past. Trying to change what happened forces her to examine whether avoiding heartbreak would also mean abandoning the life she wants.

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Hija de inmigrantes

Safia El Aaddam

Lunja grows up in a Catalan village as the daughter of an Amazigh migrant family. In conversations with her psychologist, she revisits the racism, poverty and responsibilities that shaped her childhood. The novel follows her struggle to understand those experiences and rebuild a relationship with an identity she once felt compelled to reject.

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Se tiene que morir mucha gente

Victoria Martín

Bárbara works on a television programme and shares a flat with Maca, an aspiring actress facing repeated rejection. A reunion with former school friends exposes the distance between their expectations and adult lives. Victoria Martín uses dark humour to examine frustration, precarious work and friendships that time has changed in uncomfortable ways.

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