What’s being presented
«Una noche de 1947», the latest novel by Ángeles González-Sinde (Ed. Lumen, 2026), explores the traces of post-war violence on families and rural life. The author describes the work as "a ghost story with a real foundation": the unhealed wound of a country that has not allowed its dead to rest. The plot follows Nieves, a protagonist who discovers how the past shapes the present.
Who’s taking part
Ángeles González-Sinde, screenwriter, film director (La suerte dormida, Una palabra tuya), and former Minister of Culture (2009–2011), presents her third novel. During the event, she will share insights into the book’s creation, from historical research to character development. The event is organised by Llibreria Ramon Llull and includes a welcome vermouth.
Access and requirements
Entry is free, though purchasing the book (€21.90, VAT included) is encouraged to support the bookshop’s programming. To secure a seat and ensure the event runs smoothly, booking a place via the bookshop’s website is recommended (58 tickets remaining). There is no age restriction, but the themes—post-war violence and historical memory—may not be suitable for younger audiences.
Where to buy the book
«Una noche de 1947» is available at Llibreria Ramon Llull (Carrer de la Corona, 5) and specialist bookshops from 3 September 2026. The 320-page novel is part of Lumen-RHM’s historical fiction collection.
