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Hell´s Promise Poland, 1926. Dina is a sixteen-year old Jewish girl. She lives in the small village of Kazrilev. At school, the Polish kids ignore her. One day, Dina bumps into Andrei, a classmate, in the forest. Andrei comes up to her quietly and kisses her tenderly. She consents. In the end, he rapes her. Soon thereafter, the entire village knows what has occurred. Dina feels unclean and evil. Every one accuses her of her misfortune.... - Read more

  What if your mother was the best forger of ancient books in history?  Someone who’s been dead forty years can’t be kidnapped and, surely, cannot bleed. Vitoria, 2022. Former inspector Unai López de Ayala —aka Kraken— receives an anonymous call that will change what he thinks he knows about his family’s past: he has one week to find the legendary “Black Book of Hours”, an rare... - Read more

Reyes Calderón (Spain, 1961) is PhD in Economics and Philosophy, a professor and first vice-dean of the Faculty of Economics Sciences and Business at the University of Navarra. She is a visiting professor at the Sorbonne and at the University of Berkley, and centres her professional career focusing on good governance and anti-corruption. Columnist and habitual lecturer, she combines her academic work with writing. Reyes Calderón... - Read more

  María Reimondez is one of Galicia’s most outstanding and prolific writers and translators. Although her first published book was a poetry collection (Moda galega, Ed. Positivas 2002) and she has published five more collections since (one of them originally written in German), she is best known as a writer of prose for adults and children, and non-fiction books. She has received some of Galicia’s most important... - Read more

This Christmas, two books of Manel Loureiro's zombie trilogy have been published in Poland and Galicia: Apocalipsis Z. Los días oscuros saw the light of day as Apokalipsa Z. Mroczne Dni, published by Muza, and Apocalipsis Z. El comienzo del fin turned itself into Apocalipse Z. O comezo da fin, published by Urco Editora. The trilogy, which Loureiro posted at first in a blog and then, after having been read by more than 1,5 million people,... - Read more