Anyone who had the opportunity to see the monologue performed at the Teatre Gaudí titled Coses que només saps quan estàs morta, already knows perfectly well who Irene Polo (Barcelona, 1908 - Buenos Aires, 1942) is, the most daring journalist in Catalonia during the Second Republic and one of the key figures of that generation of female writers who brought a renewed perspective to both the press and literature. It so happens that Francesc Salgado, author of the monologue, is also publishing her complete journalism in Renacimiento, and we already have the first volume, Una intrusa en la prensa. Periodismo y república (1927-1931).