Cuando las Sombras se Conviertan en Carne

"Quieto cubre siete años en la vida de nuestro hijo Lluís Serra Pablo, alias Llullu, que nació con una grave encefalopatía que la ciencia neurológica aún no ha sido capaz de definir", escribe el autor. Siete años después de su nacimiento la terminología médica no pasa de encefalopatía no filiada, el lenguaje popular se las apaña con la fórmula, bastante clara, de parálisis cerebral y el lenguaje administrativo lo evalúa como discapacitado con grado de disminución del 85%. En casa, todas las etiquetas cuentan poco. Lluís es nuestro segundo hijo. Tiene unas necesidades...

Captain Adonis Monasterio, a solitary and introverted man, is dismissed from his position for not finding a murderer. Despite his apparent ineffectiveness, he continues investigating and finds the murderer on his own.

In this groundbreaking novel from Luc�a Guerra, perceived roles and expectations of women are called into question. Cristina narrates her life, providing readers with a true female perspective rather than showing events through a phallocentric lens. The protagonist discusses taboo topics—including sensuality, menstruation, pregnancy, and abortion—with stark realism, anger, and rebellion, which is in direct contrast to the poetic euphemisms and illusions used in the masculine world that dominated literature at the time. En esta novela revolucionaria de Luc�a Guerra, se ponen en duda...

Two literary geniuses coexist in the Barcelona of the sixties. Just a few meters separate their apartments, they see each other almost daily. They write about each other, share friendships, party nights, conversations about books and writing, and above all the brilliant start to their literary careers which, under the leadership of who would become one of the most powerful literary agents in the world, will lead them both to have millions of readers in all corners of the planet and to be awarded the Cervantes Prize and the Nobel Prize among many other recognitions. Until one day, in Mexico...