Esther García Llovet is a featured guest on El País' book podcast 'Qué estás leyendo', where she discusses her latest novel, 'Las jefas', set against the backdrop of a hyper-touristic region in Alicante. In the story, three privileged women navigate boredom and insouciance, contrasting their lives with that of a hotel employee. García Llovet shares her unique blend of experiences, including her passion for cinema, which she claims has often influenced her more than real life relationships.

Throughout the conversation, García Llovet delves into her personal challenges, notably her experience with ADHD, and reflects on her prior career as a psychologist, noting that her role as a patient has often overshadowed her time as a therapist. Her literary work, she metaphorically compares to a 'mascletá', a traditional Valencian firecracker display that embodies vibrant and chaotic energy. This lively metaphor evokes the dynamism and uniqueness of her writing style.

Additionally, literary critic Juan Carlos Galindo provides insights into García Llovet's work, labeling it as unique, punk, and original. Jordi Amat, who oversees Babelia, also contributes by discussing another literary piece, expanding the breadth of the podcast's exploration of contemporary literature.