The best books of 2022 according to Babelia
The top 3 according to 24 votes from people: La familia, Sara Mesa · Ashes in My Mouth, Brenda Navarro · Diarios, Rafael Chirbes. (Updated Aug 8, 2023.)
The top of the list of the 50 best books of 2022 voted by the critics of Babelia, El País's books supplement.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 15
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1
La familia, Sara Mesa
A novel about a family and its father.
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2
Ashes in My Mouth, Brenda Navarro
The Mexican writer on migrating to Spain.
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3
Diarios, Rafael Chirbes
The Valencian novelist's diaries, number one on the list.
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4
Un año y tres meses, Luis García Montero
Poems of grief after the death of Almudena Grandes.
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5
Un tal González, Sergio del Molino
A novel about Felipe González's Spain.
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6
Mira a esa chica, Cristina Araújo Gámir
A teenage girl after an assault.
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7
Obra maestra, Juan Tallón
The mystery of a vanished Richard Serra sculpture.
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8
The City of the Living, Nicola Lagioia
A real murder in Rome.
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9
Montevideo, Enrique Vila-Matas
A blocked writer between Paris and Montevideo.
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10
Annihilation, Michel Houellebecq
A political and family novel set in 2027.
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11
Vengo de ese miedo, Miguel Ángel Oeste
A memoir of a childhood marked by violence.
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12
The Passenger / Stella Maris, Cormac McCarthy
The American author's last two novels.
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13
Un tiempo de gracia, Esperanza López Parada
Number 12 on Babelia's list.
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14
The Danger of Being Sane, Rosa Montero
An essay on creativity and madness.
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15
Una historia ridícula, Luis Landero
An obsessive man recounts his love for a woman.
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