A kaleidoscopic vision of the love that is born and dies in the big city.

Marcelo and Eloísa don't know it, but they are destined to leave each other. Claudia and Fran think that this time everything will be different. Nerea thinks she is not in love with her teacher, and Luis, that he has fallen in love with his student. Eva can't stand having to share Pedro with little Rita every other week. Guille doesn't know if he likes Carmen or hates her... The stories in No todo el mundo offer a kaleidoscopic vision of the love that is born and dies in the big city. Between illusions and disappointments, we are immersed in a clairvoyant reflection on the way in which the relationships we maintain define us and how we fit our uniqueness into the eyes of others.

With the elegance and narrative maturity that she already demonstrated in Los nombres propios, Marta Jiménez Serrano constructs in her second book a precise, meticulous and delicate map of intimacy. Emotional but also ironic, sometimes radiant and other times bittersweet, Not Everyone functions as a mirror in which we can only see ourselves reflected and reminds us that all of us, for better or worse, have at some point seen our existence shaken by the implacable power of love and its consequences.