Jesús Moncada (Mequinenza, 1941 - Barcelona, ​​​​2005) was one of the most important writers of European literature from the mid-20th century. This is demonstrated by the seventeen translations (into German, English, Aragonese, Spanish, Danish, Slovenian, French, Galician, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Serbian and Vietnamese) of his Catalan and looked at you as if you were a wretch," says editor Maria Bohigas, alma mater from Club Editor. The writer's sudden death at the age of 63 cut short his work and also changed its reception.