A young mother in love with a fifteen-story apartment building. An art director who invents the Transition with a model and a toy car. A girl obsessed with the Pirulí (a popular TV tower). The president of a Francoist real estate development company assassinated by the GRAPO (a terrorist group). A primary school teacher determined to teach what everyone wants to forget. A public architect overwhelmed by the significance of one of his buildings. And the strange pairing of a half-built neighborhood and a residents' struggle that goes to sleep at the most inopportune moment.  

Your TV Never Flew So High is a novel that blends bizarre love stories, urban thrillers , and sentimental archaeology; a novel that combines research and imagination to portray the tensions unleashed during the construction of a neighborhood as ambitious as Moratalaz ; a novel that knows that only under the light of the cathode rays that cross the vacant lots on the outskirts can the urban stories that will one day become legends be told.

Silvia Nanclares (Madrid, 1975) holds a degree in Dramaturgy from the Royal School of Dramatic Art. She develops theatrical, audiovisual, literary, and artistic training projects as a writer. She has participated in the creation of content for various cultural centers, as well as in collective research projects such as #bookcamping. Since 2012, she has collaborated with eldiario.es with pieces of narrative journalism. She is a screenwriter and radio host. Raw meat. She is currently part of Pandora Mirabilia-Gender and Communication, where she participates in projects such as A story of my own. She is the author of children's picture books The NAP y In the end, in collaboration with Miguel Brieva, and from the book of short stories The South, user manual. He has also published short stories in Eñe Magazine, Sibila y Chimera. She has published the novel Who wants to be a mother (Alfaguara). 

Available in bookstores from February 5th.