A native of Spain, Virginia Feito was raised in Madrid and Paris, and studied English and drama at Queen Mary University of London. She lives in Madrid, where she writes her fiction in English.
Don't Leave Her Alone (2026) Desiree de Fez "Compelling to the point of hypnotic, a tender and visceral study of mothers, daughters and sisters that recalls the best of King, Enriquez and Almodovar, but which is ultimately uniquely its own. A gem."
Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep (2026) Paul Tremblay "A distressed but uproarious war cry for the plight of humanity. . . .A master of his craft, Tremblay creates a new genre with every book he writes. This ingenious novel is refreshing, hilarious, teeming with warnings of real horrors to come, and ultimately entirely human. It will be the most stressfully entertaining journey of your year."
He's the Devil (2026) Tobi Coventry "Wild, playful, fantastically written, this book will crawl into you like a parasite and you'll love every minute of it."
Thirst (2024) Marina Yuszczuk "Thirst cleverly pulls you in with its melancholy prose and its setting and its haunting mood and before you know it you've read the whole thing while chewing on your hair. An evocative tale that both recalls and subverts the classic gothic vampire novel. What a mesmerizing read."
The Vegan (2023) Andrew Lipstein "A fresh, witty, masterfully crafted morality tale for the modern age. Lipstein has conceived an unforgettable character, terrifyingly real, who could have walked out of an episode of Succession. I absolutely (bordering on obsessively) loved this novel."
Looking Glass Sound (2023) Catriona Ward "Stephen King meets Atonement meets... screw it, you've read nothing like it before. This is so much more than a horror novel. Impossibly compelling, brilliantly plotted and incredibly moving all at once. This is Catriona Ward at her most special, most intimate and most ambitious. I think at this point we can all just agree to follow Ward wherever she takes us."
The Anniversary (2023) Stephanie Bishop "The dread that slowly creeps into your bones while reading The Anniversary is difficult to shake off, yet you cannot look away. I revelled in every bit of this astute, compelling, psychological novel."
