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Things As They Are and Other Fantasies. Morality, Imagination and Narrative Art
Luque, Pau
Pages: 256
Anagrama Essay Prize 2020 A smart and agile book that dives into the complex relationship between morality and fiction. Can art be morally condemnable? Or is art immune...
Trace a Perimeter
Martínez, Cesc
Pages: 256
Four adventures about the instinct to construct our own world and the possibility of moving forward. In the first story in Trace a Perimeter, a group of adolescents who gre...
A Dacha in the Gulf
Sánchez Mediavilla, Emilio
Pages: 200
Winner of the first Sergio González Rodríguez Anagrama Chronicle Prize: a vibrant book about an enigmatic country. Why write a book about Bahrain? Firstly, because the au...
France (Métailié)
small red women
Sanz, Marta
Pages: 344
A novel about the dead and the disappeared, for whom the search still endures, and against a far-right that has never left and turned into a universal threat. A noir...
Italy (Sellerio)
Luz del Fuego (Fire Light)
Montes, Javier
Pages: 272
The tale of a search and a mystery: the violent and fiery life of the Brazilian woman Luz del Fuego, a libertarian legend ahead of her times. “I am a...
1980
Vilá, Juan
Pages: 168
1980: The year this novel’s narrator met his new father. A settling of scores with the past and with family history. “I went to Barcelona, but I...
A Love
Mesa, Sara
Pages: 192
Ambitious, solid, risky: a novel about solitude and exclusion that is disturbing like Highsmith and sexual like Lawrence. Nat, a young and inexperienced translator, h...
France (Grasset)
Germany (Wagenbach)
Greece (Ikaros)
The Netherlands (Wereldbibliotheek)
USA (Open Letter)
New Radical Illustration
Garcés, Marina
Pages: 80
Authoritarianism, fanaticism, pessimism, terrorism… just some of the side effects of the powerful anti-enlightenment reaction that has come to dominate today’s na...
Germany and Austria (Turia + Kant)
France (Le Lenteur)
Italy (Nutrimenti)
Brazil (Ayinè)
When I Sing The Mountain Dances
Solà, Irene
Pages: 192
EUROPEAN UNION PRIZE FOR LITERATURE 1960s. Domènec, a peasant and a poet, and Sió, his wife, a beautiful and determined girl, move to Matavaques, his country...
Italy (Blackie Edizioni)
US (Graywolf)
UK (Granta)
France (Seuil)
Galician (Kalandraka)
Basque (Alberdania)
Hungary (Magveto)
Croatia (Vukovic & Runjic)
Macedonia (TRI)
Serbia (Heliks)
Bulgaria (Colibri)
Turkey (Ketebe)
