by Agnès Busquets · NAVONA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419311405
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In 'No ho sé, digue-m'ho tu,' Agnès Busquets makes a brilliant debut as a novelist, offering an impactful and electric narration. We accompany Dúnia through a whirlwind of emotions, from infatuation to rage, passing through euphoria, melancholy, and even depression. Dúnia faces separation from her husband, with whom she shares two children, leading her to reflect on the fundamental role that lies have played in her life, from her childhood to her relationships. With masterful, fresh, and ironic writing, this work is a deep and fun ode to lying, an essential mechanism for surviving in a hostile world.
