The Woodworm

Every house holds the history of its inhabitants. This house was built by a pimp and turned into a trap for his wife, as well as for all the women in this family. Now it is inhabited by a grandmother and her granddaughter, along with ghosts and evil spirits that constantly try to drag the inhabitants into the dark nothingness. During the day, the villagers avoid the house and its inhabitants, but under the cover of night, they come with requests for spells and revenge. When a child from a privileged family goes missing, all the skeletons of this village start to come out. Described by Mariana Enriquez as "a house of women and shadows, built from poetry and revenge," this novel will tell the story of class struggle and the abilities of women driven to despair.