How long is a minute when you just can’t wait?
Time flies when you’re having fun… but waiting is a whole different story! Simon the seagull just can’t wait! A year, a week, a day, an hour, a minute… Surely, it can’t take that long? As Simon counts down the time, his patience is put to the test in a hilarious adventure full of unexpected twists.
A funny, interactive picture book that helps young readers discover the concept of time and the art of being patient.
Selected for the White Ravens 2026
One little pebble. A world of extraordinary possibilities.
When Kat moves into her late uncle’s strange and wonderful house, she finds an ordinary grey pebble. But soon, extraordinary things begin to happen: an inventor appears in a tree, a guitarist plays on her uncle’s grave, and a girl reveals a secret that changes everything. Could one little pebble hold the power to unlock a world of magic, friendship and family secrets?
A magical, moving story that reminds us that miracles can happen when we least expect them.
Winner of the Silver Slate Award 2026
A MONSTROUSLY DELICIOUS TALE!
This New Year’s Eve, it’s Ostache the skeleton’s turn to cook for his monster friends. He prepares a spectacular feast, but there’s just one problem: he can’t eat a single bite! Or can he?
A funny, heartwarming story about friendship, finding your purpose, and discovering that even the most unexpected dreams can come true — brought to life with wonderfully charming illustrations.
Even a skeleton deserves a taste of happiness!
Otter needs to cross a busy road to reach his beloved lake, but the traffic is frightening! Bird can fly over, Kangaroo can leap across, and Mole can dig underneath. But Otter can’t do any of those things. How will he make it to the other side?
With lively rhymes, vibrant illustrations and plenty of humour, this delightful picture book follows Otter as he finds his own way to overcome his fears. A heartwarming story about courage, trying something new and believing in yourself, with an added lesson about road safety for young readers.
A playful, beautifully illustrated picture book that shows little ones it's okay to feel scared when trying something new.
Finally, our real story!
Bears are among the most fascinating animals on Earth, yet their lives are often misunderstood. This beautifully illustrated non-fiction book explores the world of North America’s eight bear species, revealing their extraordinary abilities, complex behaviours and surprising similarities to humans.
From the mighty grizzly to the elusive spirit bear, discover the secrets of these remarkable animals and why protecting their future matters more than ever. Combining captivating facts, stunning artwork and an engaging narrative, Us Bears offers a fresh perspective on the wild world of bears.
‘The book holds up a mirror to us humans and is full of wonderful anecdotes" - Het Parool.
Winner of the first Green Slate Award for its collaboration with WWF.
Anna is autistic and highly gifted, and she has never quite fitted in at school. While her classmates love sports and noise, Anna prefers insects and silence. With the help of her best friend Olivia, she decides to start a club where being different is something to celebrate and being a nerd is cool!
This funny and relatable story celebrates neurodiversity, friendship and the courage to be yourself, reminding young readers that there is no need to fit in to belong.
The first book in the Nerd Alert! series by Willeke Brouwer, whose previous children’s books have sold over 40,000 copies in the Netherlands.
Ada has always known the rainforest as her home, but when her beloved father falls ill, she discovers a secret that will change her life forever. Her true heritage leads her deep into the ancient Edo Kingdom of Benin, where she must confront deadly enemies, uncover the wisdom of her ancestors and find the courage to heal a kingdom torn apart by conflict.
An immersive adventure filled with magic, friendship and self-discovery, this captivating story brings the rich history and culture of Benin and West Africa to life, taking readers on an unforgettable journey of courage, identity and belonging.
Shortlisted for the Young Quills Award 2021 | Named a Reading Agency ‘Book of the Year’ 2020
“Follow Big Blue.” These were Cam’s father’s last words. On Cetacea, an island in a flooded future, everyone follows the giant whale-god’s rules. But when Cam begins to question the enigmatic Byron Vos, he uncovers secrets that may explain his father’s disappearance—and a truth far more dangerous than he ever imagined.
"In a story filled with danger, adventure and determination, Delahaye explores tropical issues like climate change as three curious youngsters unravel some dark secrets. Gripping and moving in equal measure" - Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Post.
Nominated for the Yoto Carnegie Award for Writing 2023
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Who’s the scariest boy in the playground?
Meet the Rakaï: T-Rex, the twins Dark and Vader, Black Panther… and Igor, the toughest of them all. They’re the kids the football gang wouldn’t let in, so they’ve formed their own crew of outcasts. No wimps allowed! Well… except maybe Myriam. She’s a girl, after all!
But tomorrow is Carnival, and the Rakaï have some seriously cool costumes up their sleeves. Just wait till everyone sees them.
There’s going to be total mayhem!
An unputdownable gay story and a love that refuses to be silenced.
A resilient mother. An oversensitive son. His first love. And a country they must defy.
1985, Russia. As the Soviet Union crumbles and capitalism takes hold, the Morozov family is sent to the remote, frozen wastes of Siberia, where their only child, Alexey, is born. Yet, against all odds, a formidable love story will unfold. When Alexey’s classmate—the son of KGB agents—confesses his love, their desire to be together collides with the brutal world around them. Spring in Siberia is a coming-of-age novel about first love, the healing power of literature, and the fragile ties that can either save us or break us. A story of family, freedom and the courage to become who we truly are.
“Very impressed. Touching and well written, genuinely compelling and convincing."
Stephen Fry, Sir, actor, comedian, director, narrator and writer.

Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: World
Rights Sold: Italy (Astoria), Catalan (Comanegra)
Fiction | 256 p. | #LGTBI #ComingOfAge
Link: Author's website
Although Virginia Woolf is well known as a novelist, journalism played a crucial role in her literary career and, as a writing school, helped shape her style and her approach to the subjects she would later develop in her works.
The little-known story of Woolf's emancipation through journalism.
Discover the lesser-known side of Woolf, the one that is relegated in her biographies in favour of Woolf the novelist, essayist and editor.
A tribute to Edgar Allan Poe through a serial killer of booksellers in 19th century Barcelona.
April 6, 1840. After having solved some of the most famous crimes in Europe, the famous detective Auguste Dupin arrives in Barcelona to investigate a case that directly involves him and that is related to the main passion of his life: books.
Here’s the story of Barcelona’s first serial killer.
The case of the “murderous bookseller of Barcelona”
“The trail of a serial killer bookseller which a century later would captivate authors such as Flaubert.” El Periódico
“The novel evokes the Victorian atmosphere of terror.” Núvol
“An mystery novel starring the first detective in history, Auguste Dupin, devised by Edgar Allan Poe.” Ara Llegim
“A mix of the first detective in literature, created by E. Allan Poe, Barcelona’s first serial killer, one of the first fake in Barcelona’s chronicle and a literary city par excellence like Barcelona.” Vilaweb
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: World
Rights sold: Catalan (Comanegra), Spanish (Comanegra)
Fiction | 352 p. | #ThrillerOnBooks #BooksellersKiller #Noir&Historical
Original language: Catalan. Full Spanish text available.
An orphaned peasant girl, Jeanne Barret is fortunate enough to be introduced to botany by an apothecary in Dijon, where she meets the famous naturalist Philibert Commerson. He is soon commissioned to take part in an expedition led by Antoine de Bougainville. This is an achievement he cannot imagine experiencing without Jeanne.
In XVIII Jeanne Baret, the first woman to circumnavigate the world, dressed as a man so she could join the Bougainville Expedition of the French Navy and pose as the assistant of Philibert Commerson, the expedition's naturalist... and his lover .
Red here about the true story:
National Geographic
BBC
“A story that shows us that when we believe in ourselves and find the means, everything can become possible, despite the trials and difficulties. A beautiful life lesson.” - Nouchkette
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: French pocket (France Loisirs), Italy (Giunti)
Fiction | 424 p. | #TrueStory #FirstWoman
Original language: French - Full English text available
Breath and make time for yourself.
Inspiration for personal reflections and affirmations to guide a more mindful life.

Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: Russian, Ukaïne
Non Fiction | 128 p. | #Journals #Inspiring #SelfHelp
Original language: English
Journal Series in the web
Inspiring guides designed to help teenagers with the most common issues they face today.
Beautifully illustrated providing tools, advice and inspiration with supportive, unpatronising and gender-neutral language.

A thrilling investigation in which an elusive serial killer leaves musical clues and corpses to the tune of a David Bowie song.
95.000 copies sold!
A fearful London becomes the hunting ground of an elusive killer. Major Tom, as he is known to the press, abandons his victims in a pool of blood as a David Bowie song plays in the background. The novel plays with the classic codes of crime fiction (clues left at crime scenes, a stalled investigation, moments of psychological tension), while adding a touch of originality through the use of music.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Fiction | 384 p. | #MajorTom #CrimeFiction
Original language: French
Looking across time and the globe, a critical history of sexual violence, wwhat causes it and how we overcome it.
The first truly global history of sexual violence.
Backed by Judith Butler, this is an essential text, a global history of sexual violence across time, continents and cultures. Accessible and rigorous, for gender specialists as well as an excellent introduction to the problem of sexual violence for the general public. The essay updates the existing literature on sexual violence and offers, in the final chapter, a proposal for what the author calls a “rape-free world”.
Judith Butler: “Bold and impressive. A capacious, clear-eyed view of violation that leads to a nuanced call for a future of global solidarity.”
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: English original (Reaktion Books, 2022), English Audiobook (Tantor Media), Indian subcontinent (English, Speaking Tiger), Italian (Carocci Editore), Korean (Acanet), Simplified Chinese (China Worker Publishing House), Complex Chinese (Owl Publishing)
Non Fiction | 352 p. | #SexualViolence
Original language: English
The Sleeping Car Porter brings to life a long-neglected part of Black and queer histories through the spellbinding, magical story of the singular –and unforgettable– Baxter, the car porter.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: UK (Dialogue Books/Hachette UK), German (Wagenbach)
Fiction | 224 p. | #BlackHistory #QueerLiterature
Link: Praises, Awards & Reviews
In 1989 twenty-one-year-old Marie leaves the Netherlands in a great rush. In Paris she starts work as an au pair for a bourgeois family and tries to build a new life for herself.
In the publisher's words: A literary hot title covering all kind of subjects (identity, friendship guilt, obsession, abuse, power relations, terrorism), connecting these most elegantly. In her poignant, straightforward and elegant style Bronwasser handles this fast-paced story perfectly. She grips the reader from the beginning and keeps you wondering as to what will happen next. All expectations of the reader again and again are not met.
120.000 copies sold!
“You expect a predictable story about abuse of power between teacher and student, but Bronwasser surprises the reader with a different, more multi layered story, with an interesting structure.” – Het Parool
"A highly ingenious novel that is also moving. Resolute and evocative, and told in a way that definitely rewards the reader." – NRC
"Ingenious new novel. Masterfully constructed. A novel that you can only admire." – Trouw
"A meticulously constructed and convincing story that gets under your skin from the very first page." – De Telegraaf
50 editions & 550.000 copies sold
The bestselling literary thriller!
A multi-faceted thriller that impressively weaves together the themes of love, loss, betrayal/deception, war trauma, atonement and self-discovery. A memorable novel that not only grips us with its suspense, but also confronts us with the horrific realities of war, while at the same time delivering an uplifting, romantic conclusion.
ThrillZone Award (best Dutch crime novel 2021)
Hebban Favorite 2021 (across all genres)
Hebban Crime Award 2022
Most borrowed book of 2023 (prize by CPNB)
NS Readers Award 2023
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights Sold: Dutch (Luitingh-Sijhthoff, original ed), world English (Simon & Schuster), Catalan (Columna), Italian (Neri Pozza), Spanish (RBA), Polish (Otwarte), French (Bragelonne, preempt)
Film rights: to NLFilm
Fiction | 384 p. | #LiteraryThriller #HebbanCrimeAward #1000FiveStarReviews
Original language: Dutch. Long English sample available
Link: De Camino in Goodreads
"Dear publisher,
'The Gnome Book' is a book I have always wanted to make. I took all the time I needed for this project and worked on it for more than eighteen months. I felt The Gnome Book had to be very original and modern. It shouldn’t be about the gnomes you might know from stories and fairy tales from the past, but about the modern gnome of our time." Loes Riphagen
Discover with Riphagen how gnomes live, what they’re up to during the day and how they keep themselves hidden so well. As per usual, Loes has created a work with lots of hidden jokes in every single one of her illustrations. Whether it’s a step by step plan for fabricating a gnome’s red hat or a cross section of a gnome’s house. Loes Riphagen’s work is a feast to the eyes!
Finalist for the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis in Germany (2020) and the Strega Award in Italy (2022)
Translated into 9 languages and international film in production
A touching book on bullying from the perspective of a heartwarming main character
For Vincent, school is like survival camp: you never know exactly when the next disaster might strike, so you better be well prepared. That’s why Vincent knows the Survival Manual inside out and always carries a can of tools with him to get him through any unforeseen situation. But the worst is yet to come: school camp. He only has seven days left to prepare for it. Then a new girl, Jasmijn, joins his class, and that changes everything…
In a country ruled by a tyran, a man dares to resist the king’s orders. He refuses to lay down when the king passes by, because he wants to listen a bird singing. The police arrests him and tortures him. They will tear out his eyes and ears but he will still believe in the birdsong.
An album to address the subject of torture with good words and poetic images, without being infantilizing and with the most beautiful illustrations by Valeria Docampo.
20.000 copies sold!
Surprising insights into the healthy aging process as well as handy tips and tricks, ranging across diet, menopause, appearance, breathing, the brain and much more besides. All under the heading of ‘little effort, big result’. One of those books that you didn’t know you were waiting for. This impressive collection of useful and worthwhile tips saves you years of research. You can put them into practice right away!
In the summer of 2003, at the seaside resort of Saint-Jean-de-Monts, in the French Vendée, a teenager disappears. Then two, then three... Some are found, others not. Who kidnaps them? And why? In a falsely relaxed atmosphere of a resort village, this book tackles, through a carefully crafted plot, the contemporary and crucial issues of missing children, parental resignation, and teenagers in search of a future.
By a multi-awarded author, translated and available in more than twenty countries.
"With talent, accuracy and a touch of sensuality." - Le Figaro
"Suspense is built up almost like a screenplay." - Le Monde
"Narrative shock: it's a puzzle. In real time. The writing is accurate and meticulous: realism and subtlety." - Rolling Stone
In a poor suburban neighbourhood, three religious men join forces to do the right thing with dirty money.
"From hilarious situations to domestic dramas, David Zaoui cheerfully embarks the reader on a captivating quest, driven by the hope for a better life."
→ A crazy quest, driven by the hope for a better life.
→ An extraordinary humanist adventure.
→ A witty writing style.
One day, browsing the stands at a garage sale, two lovers Melisande and Guillaume’s gaze fall upon a strange painting. In the foreground, they see a serene Chinese woman, while in the background they spot a couple who could easily be themselves but much older. How can such a coincidence be possible? Or is there something more to it? To unravel the mysteries, the two lovers set off on a great journey through China. They don't yet imagine all of the secrets that the painting is hiding and how much their life will change.
A contemporary love story, faithfully reproduced in a historical painting, directly leads a couple on a mysterious journey into the heart of China.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: English (Harvard Square), German (Drachenhaus), Polish (Slowne), Russian (MTS Library)
Fiction | 276 p. | #Romantic #LifeChangingTravel
Original language: French. English Sample available.
Link: Plot & Key Selling Points
The general attitude of our modern society is ignoring death as much as possible. In a witty and revealing manner, Claudia Crobatia analyses why death is such a taboo in our culture and how other cultures deal with it in a healthier way. Ultimately, awareness of our own mortality leads to a life filled with more happiness and meaning.
Tools to get more comfortable with the idea of death and reduce some of this death anxiety.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 280 p. | #Deathfluencer
Original language: Dutch. English sample available
Link: Meet Claudia the Dathfluencer
Babinsky has a gift. A gift from heaven. He aims and shoots like no one else. Taken in by a professional criminal in the orphanage where he grew up, he becomes a contract killer in spite of himself. But beware! He might be a hitman, but he is also a humanist who has made it his job to make his future victims happy before he kills them.
Babinsky is a hitman.
A hitman, yes, but he is also a humanist who has made it his job to make his future victims happy before he kills them.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: Mass-market (Le livre de Poche), French audio (SAGA), Russian (MTS Library), Movie rights (optioned)
Fiction | 196 p. | #CosyCrime #UnusualThriller
Original language: French. English sample available
Link: The Humanist Killer in Leor's site
In YOKO, you will meet Yoko Inagaki, who lives and works in Japan's food mecca: Osaka.
Through Yoko's surprising stories, funny anecdotes and vivid childhood memories, you will get a glimpse into the heart of Japanese cuisine. Delicious recipes with a wonderful insight into Japanese food culture, personal anecdotes and funny facts.
YOKO introduces us to Japanese cuisine and culture.
‘This is my new favourite cookbook! It's as if Yoko is teaching me to cook in her own kitchen.' - Joyce Aalsma, The Sushi Times
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 240 p. | Full colour illustrated · 240 x 240 cm | #Cookbook #JapaneseCulture
Original language: Dutch. English sample available
Link: Meet Yoko in YouTube
A journey through time, discovering seeds in their historical, scientific, cultural, socio-economic and politcal context. Our society is increasingly concerned about the quality of our food and environment. There is also growing concern about the loss of biodiversity. Is turning to organic farming and its products enough? How can we become involved in the renewal and rebirth of diversity? A call for a collective awareness.
From Neolithic plant domestication to the renewed interest in farmers’ seeds today, the seed is a reflection of our vision of the world.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: Italian (Terra Nuova)
Non Fiction | 240 p. | #EcoAgriculture #Biodiversity
Original language: French. English sample available
We all have fears and anxieties to a greater or lesser degree.
In this book, author Arentina Drenth helps you to draw up a plan of action that will help you overcome your fear and anxiety. With her straightforward and accessible phrasing, everyone can get started with her practical tips and exercises. The scientific theory that is used is clearly explained and clarified with illustrations.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 160 p. | #OnAnxiety SelfHelpHandbook #SelfConfidence
Original language: Dutch. English sample available
The primary purpose of most royal houses these days is to deliver stories: a blunder here, a political mishap there, a holiday home buil with millions of euros of public funds in a developing country where the average day’s pay is less than the price of a toilet roll back home. Then of course there are the magazine photos: a wedding, the christening of a new heir, a royal funeral. This book tells the story of an exception to all that toothless mediocrity.
"Black comedy. Vintage Koch: a masterful and riveting double whammy"
Elsevier Weekblad
A modern-day Shakespearean drama in Ten acts. Stirring, witty and sometimes shocking.
40.000 copies sold in 2 months & Bestseller listed
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: Finnish
Fiction | 256 p. | #Shakespearian #BlackComedy
Original language: Dutch. English sample available
Link: Meet the Author
“The unapologetically wicked characters of this darkly comedic novel are beyond salvation. Allende’s masterful comedy of errors comes out hot. Funny, shocking, and depraved.” - Charles Jensen, author of Nanopedia
"It’s been a long time since I’ve read a book as unabashedly, that makes me laugh out loud while cringing at the same time." - Independent Book Review
A campy dark comedy for the angry and the disenchanted.
Quill Prose Award Winner.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Fiction | 312 p. | #LGTBI #DarkestComedy #Wild
Link: Praises & Reviews
Verheul debunks the myth that man is immutable. Humanity’s greatest strength is its unparalleled capacity for adaptation and change. Evidence from evolutionary biology, genetics and psychology show that we are born adaptors, who constantly change as our environment changes. This process is explained in this fascinating book, which brings the reader up to date with the latest scientific insights into the nature of human beings.
The Myth of the Unchanging Human | The Science of Our Adaptability
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 344 p. | #Anthropology #Psychology
Original language: Dutch. English sample available
Link: Homo Plasticus in ten have's site
A no-nonsense, humorous and loving guide to a lighter life. Meditation, yoga, Emotionally Freedom Techniques (‘tapping technique’), research, note-to-self lists and tips and tricks. The ultimate self-help book for beginners and more experienced readers in the personal growth genre.
15.000 copies sold
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 256 p. | #Fear #SelfLove #Acceptance
Original language: Dutch. Full English translation available
Link: Meet the Author
A magic rule to solve any problem in life. 
The most emotional story to learn how to solve life's problems by looking within yourself. Happiness was never so within reach.
+ 1 million copies in Japan | 200k copies in Spanish
Title of the bestselling EMOTION SERIES:
Small short books with inspirational fables on emotions.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: World
Rights sold: Spanish (Comanegra), Italy (Sperling & Kupfer), Portugal (Presença), Greece (Pedio), Serbia (Vulkan)
Fiction | 104 p. | Softcover · 13x18 | #FeelGoodFables #MagicRule #InspirationalSeries
Original language: Japanese. Foreign translations accepted from Spanish edition
Link: Meet the Author in YouTube
If the world's cuisines share one common food, it might be the dumpling, a dish that can be found on every continent and in every culinary tradition, from Asia to Central Europe to Latin America. Originally from China, they evolved into ravioli, samosas, momos, gyozas, tamales, pierogies, matzo balls, wontons, empanadas, potato chops, and many more.
Histories, treatises, family legends, and recipes about the world’s favourite lump of carbs.
BOOKILIST: “Some essays are terrifically informative…but this collection speaks to the heart of all who grew up eating dumplings at their grandmother's table.”
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Non Fiction | 176 p. | b/w illustrations | #Cookbook
Link: Dumplings in Coach House site
In fairy tales, happy endings are the norm –as long as you're beautiful and walk on two legs. Examinations of disability in tales from the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen through to modern interpretations ranging from Disney to Angela Carter.
Leduc connects the fight for disability justice to the growth of modern, magical stories, and argues for increased awareness and acceptance of that which is other – helping us to see and celebrate the magic inherent in different bodies.
What happens when you identify more with the Beast than Beauty?
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Portuguese (P&B)
Rights sold: Germany (Nautilus Verlag), South Korea (Eulyoo)
Non Fiction | 250 p. | 4 ed. | #OnDifference
Link: Praises & Reviews
Anne wants to visit the apes, but her father wants to go home. Then she meets a boy whose father is going to the zoo. They swap fathers. Anne keeps swapping fathers until she reaches the apes.
Wouter Tulp is known for his versatility and has illustrated many children’s books. He now mainly works as a character designer for feature animation and has worked on several international film projects by, among others, Netflix, Paramount, Sony and Skydance. Tjibbe Veldkamp is a renowned writer and writing coach. He has won five Silver Slate Pencils, the Children’s Book store Award, Picture book of the year 2022, the Boekenpauw 2020 and was nominated for the Woutertje Pieterse Prize in 2021.
Who could’ve thought a single ball could be the source of so many feelings? You might be jealous when others have a ball to play with, or surprised when you get one for your birthday. You could be proud when you kick it hard, and oops... startled when it bounces through a window.
The chronicle of one of the most devastating tragedies in the history of the mountains: the last person sentenced to death in Andorra. A look backwards to a time and life in the Pyrenees of which practically no trace remains.
“Under the protection of the Truman Capote of In Cold Blood, Rubio constructs a non-fiction novel.” - Núvol
This is the story of a fratricide that shook the Pyrenees.
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: World
Rights sold: Spanish (Medusa Editorial)
Non Fiction | 360 p. | 3ed | #NarrativeTrueCrime #Pyrenees
Original language: Catalan. Spanish full text available
From wild Cap de Creus to the hectic Barcelona of the twenties, the pen of Sergi Caparrós completely captivates us and immerses us in a gruesome story where the traffic in antiques and the ambition to dominate beauty spin the lives of the characters.
“Intriguing and absorbing thriller set in the Barcelona of the Universal Expo of 1929.” - Llibresipunt
Rights Available via Asterisc Agents: World
Fiction | 384 p. | #Mystery #Adventure #Antiques
Original language: Catalan