Fiction & Literature
No todo el mundo
Marta Jiménez Serrano
Synopsis
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.
Keep exploring
Browse all books →
Fiction & Literature ·
Los nombres propios
Belaundia Fu, Marta’s imaginary friend, narrates her passage from childhood into early adulthood. Games and family expectations give way to first love and decisions about the future. Watching Marta grow means watching her negotiate the names, stories and relationships through which other people, and she herself, define who she is.
Explore the book →Search on Amazon ↗
Fiction & Literature ·
Yesteryear
Natalie Heller Mills has built an online following around an idealized vision of traditional domestic life. Waking in 1855 confronts her with a radically different version of that fantasy. Without modern conveniences or control over the story, she must navigate the work and power relations concealed by her public image.
Explore the book →Search on Amazon ↗
Fiction & Literature ·
Mamá está dormida
As Aurora’s memory falters, she asks her son about a brother he never knew existed. A journey in a motorhome takes them toward her youth in Navarra. Between present-day care and buried family history, he tries to understand both his mother’s past and his own place within it.
Explore the book →Search on Amazon ↗