At the Hay Festival Sevilla, notable authors like María Dueñas and newcomer Sophie Demange are set to engage in conversations regarding their recent literary works, which feature strong female protagonists who confront and seek justice against the backdrop of sexual violence. The festival provides a platform for these authors to highlight the role of literature in addressing social issues. Demange's debut novel, "Las carniceras," presents a gripping narrative in which three women, victims of sexual violence, take matters into their own hands, operating a butcher shop while avenging their attackers without leaving a trace. This intriguing storyline challenges traditional gender roles and societal norms, allowing readers to witness a raw and unapologetic portrayal of justice.