Mr Griffin
Literature that feels like finding a letter meant for you
They understand books are objects people live with. Things you carry, leave on tables, lend to friends. Literature that feels like finding a letter meant for you.
Queens and collage
For the collection I paired Queens, a modern serif by Klim Type Foundry, with Xoana Elias's whimsical collages. Two consistent elements that give the series a recognizable visual language across every cover.
Atractiva jugada perdedora — Ainhoa Rebolledo
Hands holding a book while a birdcage replaces the head. The anxiety of anticipating heartbreak, the impossibility of escaping your own wiring. That red typography doubles down on the urgency. You're trapped in your own story, reading it as you live it. The cage is locked from the inside.
Como puedo — Macarena Trigo
Ochre for memories. A woman's silhouette tending to her own head like a garden. Against all that white, the image holds its ground. The vastness preserves the integrity of the idea: you can cultivate yourself, but you're still alone with the work.
Sin noticias del mundo animal — Javier Echalecu
Green like oxidized copper on cathedral domes, that particular patina of time and weather. Fifty-five pieces about wanting to be anywhere but here. The figure walking through that oval portal isn't escaping, they're migrating. Following that old curse Cernuda talked about: the desire to change places. Against all that white, the wandering becomes the point.