Still with the memory of having lived "the unforgettable experience" of her first Sant Jordi, Audur Ava Ólafsdóttir (Reykjavík, 1958) strolls through the garden of Club Editor, the publishing house that has already published three of her unclassifiable novels, where an unwavering faith in the human race shines. Accustomed to Iceland's volcanic landscape, Ólafsdóttir cannot help but marvel at the ease with which trees and flowers of all kinds grow in southern Europe, the setting for her best-known novel, Rosa candida –available in about thirty languages–, until now unpublished in Catalan, translated by Macià Riutort, as well as The Truth About Light and Eden, with which she won the Llibreter Prize 2025.