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Under the Skin is a psychologically introspective, noir novel based on a real-life story: in 2005 the body of an unknown prostitute was found on the Eje Transversal train line; she has a strange erotic tattoo. Coincidentally, or otherwise, the tattoo is the same as that of a man killed in Darnius a couple of years before.

An original, amusing and tender novel that speaks to us about loneliness and of what it is to be a refugee. I'm called Omar and I'm a nut. My father was a gardener and my mother smelled like cinnamon. They were both eaten up by the sea just before they got to the beach. I saw them disappear whilst I floated away in that little nut shell along with a bunch of strangers.

Stalinism did not only consist of repression and imprisonments, it was also a very complicated system, which was economically and socially revolutionary. Stalin forged an economic system that transformed the lives of Soviet citizens and laid the foundations for the rise of the USSR as a superpower.

Must humanity go back to nature so as no to be exterminated by it? This is a question that constantly hits contemporary conscience. The widespread belief that we are undergoing a global environmental crisis leads us to the necessity of thinking about the kind of society we want.