En la noche no hay caminos is an early prize-winning novel that follows the unease of a city night and the misunderstandings between its characters. By layering gaps between reality and psychology, it quietly intensifies a feeling of having nowhere to go.

The unease of the night city slowly shifts the characters out of alignment.

Tierra de promisión is Severiano Fernández's prize-winning novel, set against a rural social atmosphere and a strong attachment to land. Using social realism, it traces the landscape of a hometown and the lives of the people in it with a direct and steady style.

From conflicts over land and family, a rural picture of postwar Spain emerges.