Irene believes she had the most perfect marriage. Years of absolute devotion and passion. That is how she describes her relationship with Marcelo. Their bond surprised and puzzled their circle of friends: they were a couple who lived for one another as if every day were their first. With his death, her world shatters. To be able to move on, she will discover an unusual way to continue living by his side. A novel that explores the limits of love and the depths of a woman’s psyche trapped in a dangerous utopia, as loneliness imposes its own rules.
- Pages: 368
- ISBN: 978-960-572-845-8
- Publication: 2026
- Dimensions: 13.3 x 20.5 εκ.
- Categories: Literature, Books, Foreign Literature
Manuel Vilas
Manuel Vilas was born in 1962 in Barbastro, Spain. He is an award-winning poet and prose writer. He writes regularly for the newspaper El País.
He has published eight novels and a large number of poetry collections and essays. Ordesa (Ikaros, 2020) was published in Spain in 2018, became a massive bestseller, was voted by El País as one of the best books of the year, and established Vilas as one of the most important contemporary Spanish writers, on a par with Javier Cercas and Antonio Muñoz Molina. The book has been translated into more than twenty languages, and in 2019 it was awarded the Femina Étranger Prize.
His book Alegría (2019) was a finalist for the 2019 Planeta Prize and has so far been translated into more than seven languages.