In 1989, the Tusquets publishing house published “Juegos de la edad tardía,” the first novel by Professor Luis Landero, until then unknown to Spanish readers.

Said release was worthy of the Ícaro Award for new writers, the Premio de la Crítica Castellana Award, and the Premio Nacional de Narrativa, among others.

After such a literary debut, the Iberian author has lived up to the expectations generated by each new book. No wonder his style has been highly praised for the concern with the language and a composition containing "Cervantine roots". To date, Landero has published eleven novels, two autobiographies, an essay, and two texts compiled from press and television articles.

See synopses of the most outstanding novels by Luis Landero here