Llucia Ramis (Palma, 1977) arrived in Barcelona to study at university and here she has built her life, relationships, jobs, friendships. For years, until she was over 40, she lived distressed by the continuously rising rental contracts (she went from paying 240 to 750 euros) which meant she had to share a flat and move zones. Thirty years and ten moves later, she publishes One Square Meter (non-fiction prize from Libros del Asteroide; in Catalan by Anagrama), where she analyzes the housing crisis from her experience as a tenant in Barcelona. The essay incorporates journalistic headlines, figures, and expert positions that have addressed the issue in recent years, but also the intimate and emotional impact that the city's transformation has on its inhabitants.