Eight months ago, all this was unthinkable: publishing a novel, that it would have readers, that it would have so many readers that it has been on the bestseller list in the State for 34 weeks, discovering Sant Jordi and doing so as a writer who signs. Two months ago, Lucía Solla Sobral (Marín, Pontevedra, 1989) took a leave of absence from her job at a technology start-up because the unexpected success of Comerás flores (Libros del Asteroide) has meant she can only sleep at home two or three days a week. Working between shifts in hotels was already unsustainable. The day after Sant Jordi, she took a flight back to Oviedo, where she lives, and this Saturday, to Argentina.