Autumn Recommendations 2026
A guide designed to explore the diversity of entertainment. Discover new stories and remember the most iconic classics of all time.
In series
Ian McEwan’s latest novel places us in the year 2119, in a dystopian society that has survived a nuclear accident. In it, the researcher Thomas Metcalfe tries to solve the mystery of a missing love poem, written in 2014 by the poet Francis Blundy for his wife during a famous literary evening.
Five extras meet on a film set and, while they wait for instructions and go unnoticed by everyone, they begin to share their stories, frustrations and desires. Through these invisible but essential characters, Delphine De Vigan reflects on the need to be seen, in her debut in the theatre.
Through the lives of the nuns of the 16th and 17th centuries, the creators of the popular podcast Las hijas de Felipe discover the Baroque convent as a space much more complex than is usually imagined. A place where love, friendship, work, creativity, politics and the economy coexisted.
Sara Barquinero’s new novel approaches the student life of Alicia, a young woman from the provinces who arrives in Madrid to study Philosophy. Her encounter with a professor will lead her to face questions such as consent, inequality and the limits of power relations, while she discovers that being intelligent is not always enough to understand life.
