David Nicholls (Eastleigh, United Kingdom, 1966) is one of the writers with the greatest talent for romantic comedies. As of 2024, his biography included various audiovisual adaptations and five pleasant and excellent novels, such as One day (2009), Us (who aspired to the 2014 Booker) and A pain so sweet (2019), but then Netflix came along with Always the same day and redoubled the phenomenon that had already been One day. On top of that, it coincided with the release of their latest title, It's here (Empúries; translated by Laia Font Mateu), which the author has come to present for the first time for Sant Jordi. Now, this story—traditional and entertaining—stars a hyper-efficient, divorced, urban editor and a depressed, traumatized science teacher obsessed with walking. The journey they share will perhaps plant a seed.