Spanish literature is preparing for one of the most powerful releases of the autumn season. The writer Dolores Round, known for her international bestsellers, plans to release her new work entitled Every night, every citywhich will be available on bookshelves from October 21st under the Destino publishing label.
This new installment marks another step in the consolidation of her literary universe, offering a story that blends suspense with a profound psychological depth. This time, the San Sebastián-born author invites readers to immerse themselves in a tale where Reality and fiction become blurred in a dangerous way, raising dilemmas about the identity of those who create stories to live by.
The mystery of Benedict Newman and Colt Star
The plot centers on Benedict Newman, an acclaimed author whose life unravels when the police link him to a series of crimes. crimes identical to those described In his latest novel, after the shock of the interrogation, Newman suffers a breakdown that leads him to adopt the personality of his own fictional detective, Colt Star, convinced that he is the only one capable of solving the enigma that points to him as a suspect.
In the midst of this chaos emerges the figure of Nash Elizondo, a police officer who is forced by legal circumstances to to take over Newman's guardianshipwho turns out to be his father. Although Nash never sought this family relationship, he will discover that his father's delirious state hides a surprising lucidity that could be crucial in catching the real killer before the truth changes everything forever.
The publisher emphasizes that this work is one of the most personal stories Redondo has ever wanted to tell, as it delves into the vertiginous territory of one's own voice versus the invented one. The novel explores what happens when a writer spends decades inhabiting other people's minds, feeling with another skin and dreaming dreams that do not belong to him, finally breaking the boundary that separates the creator from his creation.
A new chapter in the Quiet Valleys saga
Every night, every city is fully integrated into the narrative cycle known as The Quiet Valleys. This series began with the success of waiting for the flood and continued with Las que no duermen NASH, consolidating a style that critics have called mystic noir and that has captivated millions of readers across the European continent.
In addition to its Spanish release, the work will also have a simultaneous Catalan edition published by Columna Edicions, under the title Totes les nits, totes les ciutats (All the Nights, All the Cities). This move aims to give coverage of high demand of the author's followers in various territories, reaffirming her position as one of the most influential figures in contemporary crime fiction who is not afraid to challenge the established rules of the genre.
The highly anticipated return of the Planeta Prize winner is shaping up to be a literary event that will test her fans' perceptions of sanity and the art of writing. With an atmosphere that promises to be utterly absorbing, the novel is presented as the perfect refuge for readers who seek complex plots and characters with multiple layers of depth, closing a year in which crime fiction is once again the main protagonist of new publications in Spain.
