Silence in everything

Book name: Silence in everything Author: Manuel Revas Publisher: Ninawa Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 380 About the book: The events of the novel revolve around the village of Noytia, belonging to the Galicia region in Spain, and depict a reality infiltrated by the mafia, to the extent that Galicia in the 1950s and 1960s almost became another Sicily. It is the reality of the mafia, organized crime, drug and weapon smuggling networks, prostitution networks, and the authority of money and corruption. Silence in everything embodies a reality whose title is "ears are not for hearing, and the mouth is not for speaking," and words blend with feelings, between seriousness and humor, to immerse you in the depths of the novel's characters, each of whom has more than one name or nickname, but more than just a name and nickname, it is another face, and another tone of voice. A black novel, its pages filled with silence, shrouded by the noise of events that took place in secrecy, in a society where everyone wished to become a marshal.