Albert Pijuan, who received the latest Crexells award for the novel The Great Replacement (Ángulo), recognizes that he has "a predilection for daytime novels, especially the short ones, the ones you can read in one go and the time of the book becomes confused with that of reality." In this category, he highlights a story that has recently impressed him, One night, by Domènec Guansé (Tarragona, 1894 - Barcelona, 1978), that Adesiara rescued from oblivion a couple of years ago: had not been reissued since 1935.