Catherine Zeta-Jones lives between worlds: on-screen elegance and real-world warmth, gothic fantasy and Mediterranean ease.
Catherine Zeta-Jones lives between worlds: on-screen elegance and real-world warmth, gothic fantasy and Mediterranean ease.
This award is presented by the Confederación Española de Gremios y Asociaciones de Librerías – CEGAL, (Federation of Bookshop Guilds and Bookstore Associations),
As the year draws to a close, fantasy and Christmas novels come into their own.
Between fiction and memory, humor and melancholy, the work ‘El contrabando ejemplar’ chronicles the sentimental search for an explanation as to why Argentina has been the way it is since the 17th century.
The novel combines crime fiction and history in 16th-century Granada. It brings back figures such as Sister Ana de Jesús and San Juán de la Cruz; starting with a dead body in a convent and ten key nuns.