EL FINAL DE TODO ESTO

This novel is a prophecy that is already being fulfilled, any resemblance to reality is not a coincidence, it is confirmation. One of the most accurate thinkers on the Spanish scene is back.

It all began in the twenties of the 21st century. Once upon a time there was a community of women called El Encinar, once upon a time there were three multimillionaire New York girls determined to be entrepreneurs from their Manhattan skyscrapers and once upon a time there was a woman without a name, a voice, who tells this story of how the beginning of the end is already happening. With the rhythm of a crime novel and the harshness of a stark prophecy, Cristina Fallarás presents us with a heartbreaking and original story in which realities such as sex-dolls, the media and the hatred of men make violence against women's bodies the main protagonist of this novel. Cristina Fallarás (Zaragoza, 1968) is a journalist and writer. She has received several awards for her journalistic work and is known for her defense of women's rights and political activism. Among her published works of fiction, one should mention Rupturas (Urano, 2003); No acaba la noche (Planeta, 2006), Así murió el poeta Guadalupe (Alianza, 2009), Las niñas perdidas (Roca, 2011 - L'H Confidencial Award 2011 and Hammett Award 2012), Últimos días en el Puesto del Este (DVD, 2011; Salto de Página, 2013 Ciudad de Barbastro Award for Short Novel) and the celebrated novel Honrarás a tu padre y a tu madre (Anagrama, 2018). Her non-fiction works include A la puta calle (Planeta, 2013), the brave first-person testimony about an eviction and Ahora contamos nosotras. #Cuéntalo: una memoria colectiva de la violencia (Anagrama, 2019), which collects testimonies of several women who have suffered sexist violence. In 2021 she published El evangelio según María Magdalena (PRH/Ediciones B, 2021), that became an instant bestseller, followed by La Loca (PRH/Ediciones B, 2022) and El final de todo esto (PRH/Ediciones B, 2024).