- “The Last Look” (1989) by Juan Luis Cano – This novel portrays the lives of young people in Gijón, a city in Asturias, during the 1980s. It reflects the social and cultural changes of the time.
- “The Tunnel” (1948) by Xuan Bello – Set in a small Asturian village, this novel delves into the lives of its inhabitants, exploring themes of isolation, desire, and destiny.
- “The Swimmer” (2011) by Manuel Vicent – In this historical fiction novel, the protagonist travels from Madrid to the village of Colunga in Asturias, where he discovers secrets from the past.
- “The Wild Coast” (1953) by Julio Verne – Part of Verne’s adventure novel series, this story follows two sailors who embark on a journey along the rugged coastline of Asturias.
- “La Madera” (1996) by Luis Artigue – Centred around the forestry industry in Asturias, this novel highlights the conflict between tradition and progress.
- “Memoirs of a Magdalene” (1969) by Concha Espina – This novel tells the story of a young woman from Oviedo, Asturias, as she navigates love, loss, and societal expectations.
- “The Hedge” (1961) by Carmen Martín Gaite – Set in the city of Gijón, this novel explores the lives of three friends and their experiences during the Spanish Civil War.
- “Old Stories” (1954) by Armando Palacio Valdés – Written by one of Asturias’s most renowned authors, this novel portrays the customs, traditions, and social dynamics of the region in the 19th century.
- “Never Whistle in the Wind” (1991) by Gerardo González Acevedo – This coming-of-age novel follows the adventures of young boys in a small Asturian village, capturing the essence of rural life.
- “The Guardians of the Lighthouse” (1999) by César Mallorquí – Set in a fictional village in Asturias, this historical fantasy novel combines elements of adventure and mystery, showcasing the region’s rich folklore.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Asturias
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