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There has always been a very fertile relationship between literature and cinema.

Llanos Campos was born in Albacete in 1963.

Spanish novelist Jesús Carrasco has published three novels, and their impact has been profound. His debut, Intemperie, won several awards, including the English PEN Award, and was translated into multiple languages.

Take Me Home

Juan has managed to gain his independence, far from his native country, when he is forced to return to his small hometown due to the death of his father.

Lluis Prats

Lluís Prats (Terrassa, 1966) is a Catalan writer who came to global attention following the success of 'Hachiko. El perro que esperaba' ('Hachiko; The Dog Who Waited'), which has sold more than 300,000 copies. He studied history of art and archaelogy at the UAB and the UdG.

Lluís-Anton Baulenas Setó

Lluís-Anton Baulenas (Barcelona, 1958) is a novelist, translator and dramatist. His novels and theatre productions have won him some of the major prizes for Catalan literature.

August Rain

On 20th November 1936 a man died and a myth was born. Buenaventura Durruti, the mechanic, anarchist gunman, and member of the Barcelona anti-fascist militia.

Red Rain Over Tibet

Madness is not a good travel companion when your job is murder. A professional assassin abandons the organisation he has worked for many years.

What I Found under the Sofa

Alicia is a young supply teacher who has to move with her three-year-old daughter to the the capital of La Mancha to teach in a school for a few months.

What the Sea Hides

Nadia is heading to Ibiza to oversee the work at Sa Marea, the house she and her husband Marcos have bought. Her marriage is not at its best.

Feature Article

Lily Meyer is a writer, translator, and critic. Her translations include Claudia Ulloa Donoso’s story collections Little Bird and Ice for Martians. Her ...