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Sat, Sep 12, 2026
7:20 PM – 8:10 PM (GMT+2)
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If human relationships are complex in themselves, family relationships can become intricate labyrinths shaped by emotions, joy, pain, beauty, and confusion.
Manuel Jabois, one of the leading voices in Spanish literature and journalism, explores the family — society’s first institution — in his novel The Eve. Through the story, he reflects on how even the deepest forms of love can sometimes cross moral boundaries, hidden behind the seemingly innocent idea that “if things happened sometimes, they were fixed, like in every family.” Jabois opens space for doubt and reflection through the raw reality of human relationships.
At the end of the event, the author will sign copies of his books.
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Manuel Jabois
Journalist and writer
Manuel Jabois is a journalist and writer known for his extensive career in various media outlets. In 2023, he was awarded the Mariano de Cavia Prize, one of the most prestigious journalism awards in Spain, which cemented his position among the leading figures in the field. After starting out as a correspondent for the newspaper Diario de Pontevedra, throughout his career he has contributed to various media outlets, such as El Progreso de Lugo, El Mundo, Onda Cero and Jot Down. Since 2015, he has been writing reports, features, interviews and columns for the newspaper El País, and has a daily slot on the Cadena SER programme Hora 25. Alongside his career as a journalist, he has built a successful career as an author, publishing several books, both fiction—A estación violenta; Malaherba; Miss Marte; Mirafiori; and La víspera—and non-fiction—Irse a Madrid; Nos vemos en esta vida o en la otra; and Hay más cuernos en un buenas noches.