In this week's edition of "Babelia," critics review seven new books from diverse authors, capturing the essence of contemporary literature in different styles and themes. Among them is Eva Viežnaviec's poignant novel which explores the traumas of Belarusian history through the relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter, infused with dark humor. Manuel Vilas provides personal insight into his life through his latest work, which discusses masculinity and the impacts of his divorce, resonating with a particular generation's struggles. Other featured works include Julieta Correa's hybrid book combining photography and text, showcasing the literary talent of Latin America now recognized in Spain.