In this week's edition of 'Babelia,' critics review seven notable new books released by various authors. Among them, 'Epifanía' by Israel Merino presents a dark, grotesque fable replete with themes of violence and toxic masculinity, pushing readers to reflect on deeper societal issues. Hervé Le Tellier's 'El nombre en el muro' tells the poignant story of André Chaix, a young member of the Resistance who died during WWII, serving as a reminder of the persistent relevance of fascism and its impacts throughout history. Additionally, Ukrainian writer Yuri Buida contributes his novelized memoirs titled 'Ladrón, espía y asesino,' which offer a unique perspective on his experiences over three decades, enriching the landscape of contemporary literature.