Juan Trejo, in the ABRIL supplement's videopodcast: "Telling stories will always be political"
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Juan Trejo, in the ABRIL supplement's videopodcast: "Telling stories will always be political"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General4 September 2026 at 08:21

Juan Trejo, born in Barcelona in 1970, was interviewed on the ABRIL supplement's videopodcast, where he stated that "telling stories will always be political".

His novel "El fin de la Guerra Fría", originally published in 2008, will return to bookstores on November 11th.

The publisher Tusquets decided to recover this work with the aim of finding new and passionate readers for the book.

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