No ho sé, digue-m'ho tu

Agnès Busquets makes a brilliant debut as a novelist with No ho sé, digue-m'ho tu, a shocking and electric narrative in which, accompanying Dúnia, we go through all possible moods, from falling in love to to anger, passing through euphoria, melancholy and even depression. Dúnia is separating from her husband, with whom she has two children in common. This fact leads her to reflect on how lying has always played a very important role in her life: in her childhood, in her family and in all her relationships. With masterful, fresh and ironic writing, No ho sé, digue-m'ho tu is a profound and at the same time funny ode to lying, one of the essential mechanisms we have to survive in a hostile world.