This month brings the autobiographical stories of Camila Sosa Villada and Marcos Giralt Torrente and a timely history of energy.
Also new books by Héctor Abad Faciolince, Can Xue and Teresa Solana and the unpublished chronicles of Manuel Chaves Nogales, the transgressions of the Moroccan Abdelá Taia and a portrait of El Cid as a mercenary.
Now that Book Day has passed as a key date for publishers and less than a month before the Madrid Book Fair (from May 30 to June 15), that other beacon to which the most important releases of the season are inevitably directed, the printers will not stop this May in order to offer many interesting volumes.
volumes.
From a book on Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, El Cid, which focuses more on his status as a mercenary than on his myth as a hero, to a study on the improbable energy transition or the evolutionary triumph of the imbeciles. Other highlights include new titles by Héctor Abad Faciolince and Marcos Giralt Torrente, the latest work by Teresa Solana, the transgressions of the Moroccan Abdelá Taia, the stories of Tamara Silva Bernaschina.
