Ese verano a oscuras
Written by Mariana Enriquez and illustrated by Helia Toledo
Illustrated story in Spanish

A heat that gives no respite. A night whose darkness stretches on. Adolescence and its rebellion and first experiences. "There wasn't much else to do that summer," we read. From there, a vast story that opens up to as many possibilities as it can be interpreted: crisis and memory of a dictatorship, unknowns and anxieties, disenchantment and searching. Characters who drown and doubt. Serial killers, the sinister and illness. Music and consequences.

That's what Mariana Enriquez—whose ability to distort reality continues to amaze and surprise countless readers—delivers in this book illustrated by Helia Toledo, with a spectacular editorial debut that not only engages with the text, but also opens it up to more ways of looking at and reading it.