Join acclaimed Irish writer Colm Tóibín as he shares his deep admiration for the works of Mercè Rodoreda, often hailed as one of the pivotal figures in 20th-century fiction. Tóibín's fascination began with 'La plaça del Diamant' and was further solidified through his interpretation of 'La mort i la primavera.' He emphasizes Rodoreda's ability to convey profound experiences through silence and subtlety, challenging readers to engage deeply with her narrative world. Tóibín draws connections between Rodoreda's writing and the broader literary traditions shaped by oppression, illustrating how her fragile yet powerful voice resonates across languages and cultures. As a renowned critic and professor, Tóibín has played a crucial role in promoting Rodoreda's legacy, highlighting the stylistic boldness and contemporary relevance of her prose.