Almudena Grandes’ posthumous novel It’ll Get Alright will hit bookstores in Peru in December.

Spanish writer Almudena Grandes died in November 2021 in her native Madrid at the age of 61. It was followed by tributes and thanks from thousands of readers who this year will be able to enjoy the novel prepared by the author for publication.

This is Tusquets, the latest work by the Madrid-based artist, which, through its choral structure, contains the collective portrait and intrigue of the resisters from her previous novels Los Besos en el Pan and Los Besos en el Pan. “Episodes of the Infinite War” respectively.

According to a press release published by the publisher, it’s the title of a political anticipation that explores resistance through a gallery of characters thrown into a country in deep turmoil.

The publisher also reported that the posthumous novel Almudena Grandes It will be released October 11th. In Peru, it will be available from December.

Synopsis for “Everything Will Be Alright”

According to information published by Tusquets, the latest novel Almudena Grandes places his story in the Spain of the near future, where a new politician named Movimiento Ciudadano ¡Soluciones Ya! won the election.

Whoever runs this organization in the shadows is a successful businessman who advocates for the Council of Ministers to function as a board of directors and who has ambitious projects to improve the country. After a wave of vandalism, he will form a new group of Watchers; after the Great Blackout, it will create limited access to the Internet and, in the face of adversity, encourage unlimited freedom to buy and consume.

All these emergency measures are being taken because the country is facing new forms of the pandemic that require safety first. Only a group of ordinary men and women would dare to debunk the new regime’s lies that everything seems better when in fact they live under the oppression of unscrupulous powerful people.

Almudena Grandes, career

Almudena Grandes He rose to prominence in 1989 with his film The Age of Lulu, which won the XI La Sonris Vertical Award. Her novels I Will Call You Friday, Malena is the Name of Tango, Atlas of the Geography of Humanity, Difficult Ethers, as well as collections of short stories Models of Women and Way Stations made her an important author.

His career culminated in the five novels that make up his Episodes of the Infinite War. Widely adapted for cinema and theatre, it has won, among others, the Lara Foundation Prize, the Booksellers Prize of Madrid and Seville, the Archbishop Juan de San Clemente Prize, Rapallo Carije, the Mediterranean Prize, the Jean Monnet Prize, the Madrid Critics Prize, the Elena Poniatowska Prize, the Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz and National Storytelling Award.

posthumously, Almudena Grandes She received the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts and the title of beloved daughter of Madrid. Several Spanish libraries bear his name, as well as the Atocha train station in Madrid.

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The incredible thing about “Rinconete y Cortadillo” is that it conveys so much generosity and optimism about the human condition. Today’s work belongs to Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra’s Exemplary Novels, and with it we will laugh along with petty criminals, colorful types and unscrupulous women.