Dr Montserrat Lunati is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Cardiff University, and an Honorary Reader at the University of St Andrews. She was Visiting Professor in Catalan Studies at the University of Chicago (2012) and at the University of Stanford (2018).

'In conclusion, Rainy Days/Días de lluvia will enhance knowledge and understanding of important contemporary Spanish women writers, both for those familiar with Spanish literature and for those wanting to learn about them. Montserrat Lunati’s bilingual anthology is highly recommended.'Lynn K. Talbot, Bulletin of Spanish Studies

• ‘Fugitive alchemy’: some notes on the second edition of Rainy Days[introduction to the second edition]Women writers in Post-Franco Spain: Writing as a transgression?[introduction to the first edition]PILAR CIBREIRO: Días de lluvia / Rainy DaysCRISTINA FERNÁNDEZ CUBAS: El reloj de Bagdad /The Clock from BaghdadADELAIDA GARCÍA MORALES: El encuentro /A Chance EncounterLOURDES ORTIZ: Penélope / PenelopeLAURA FREIXAS: Memoria en venta / Memories for SaleMARINA MAYORAL: Nueve meses y un día / Nine Months and a DayMERCEDES ABAD: Pasión defenestrante / Uncontrolled PassionROSA MONTERO: El abuelo / The GrandfatherNURIA AMAT: Hipatia / HypatiaMARUJA TORRES: Desparecida / The Woman Who DisappearedSOLEDAD PUÉRTOLAS: Viejas historias / Tales from the PastMARÍA EUGENIA SALAVERRI: Cirugía plástica / Plastic SurgeryLUISA CASTRO: Mi madre en la ventana / My Mother at the WindowJUANA SALABERT: Serás aire volador / You’ll Become a Whisper of AirPALOMA DÍAZ-MAS: Los mayorales exhaustos / The Exhausted FarmersBERTA MARSÉ: Cocinitas / Playing HousesA selection of critical works on Spanish women’s writing since 1997 (dealing with more than one single author)A selection of anthologies of Spanish cuentos and studies on the short story genre since 1997

Dr Montserrat Lunati is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Cardiff University, and an Honorary Reader at the University of St Andrews. She was Visiting Professor in Catalan Studies at the University of Chicago (2012) and at the University of Stanford (2018).

'In conclusion, Rainy Days/Días de lluvia will enhance knowledge and understanding of important contemporary Spanish women writers, both for those familiar with Spanish literature and for those wanting to learn about them. Montserrat Lunati’s bilingual anthology is highly recommended.'Lynn K. Talbot, Bulletin of Spanish Studies

• ‘Fugitive alchemy’: some notes on the second edition of Rainy Days[introduction to the second edition]Women writers in Post-Franco Spain: Writing as a transgression?[introduction to the first edition]PILAR CIBREIRO: Días de lluvia / Rainy DaysCRISTINA FERNÁNDEZ CUBAS: El reloj de Bagdad /The Clock from BaghdadADELAIDA GARCÍA MORALES: El encuentro /A Chance EncounterLOURDES ORTIZ: Penélope / PenelopeLAURA FREIXAS: Memoria en venta / Memories for SaleMARINA MAYORAL: Nueve meses y un día / Nine Months and a DayMERCEDES ABAD: Pasión defenestrante / Uncontrolled PassionROSA MONTERO: El abuelo / The GrandfatherNURIA AMAT: Hipatia / HypatiaMARUJA TORRES: Desparecida / The Woman Who DisappearedSOLEDAD PUÉRTOLAS: Viejas historias / Tales from the PastMARÍA EUGENIA SALAVERRI: Cirugía plástica / Plastic SurgeryLUISA CASTRO: Mi madre en la ventana / My Mother at the WindowJUANA SALABERT: Serás aire volador / You’ll Become a Whisper of AirPALOMA DÍAZ-MAS: Los mayorales exhaustos / The Exhausted FarmersBERTA MARSÉ: Cocinitas / Playing HousesA selection of critical works on Spanish women’s writing since 1997 (dealing with more than one single author)A selection of anthologies of Spanish cuentos and studies on the short story genre since 1997

Dr Montserrat Lunati is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Cardiff University, and an Honorary Reader at the University of St Andrews. She was Visiting Professor in Catalan Studies at the University of Chicago (2012) and at the University of Stanford (2018).

'In conclusion, Rainy Days/Días de lluvia will enhance knowledge and understanding of important contemporary Spanish women writers, both for those familiar with Spanish literature and for those wanting to learn about them. Montserrat Lunati’s bilingual anthology is highly recommended.'Lynn K. Talbot, Bulletin of Spanish Studies

• ‘Fugitive alchemy’: some notes on the second edition of Rainy Days[introduction to the second edition]Women writers in Post-Franco Spain: Writing as a transgression?[introduction to the first edition]PILAR CIBREIRO: Días de lluvia / Rainy DaysCRISTINA FERNÁNDEZ CUBAS: El reloj de Bagdad /The Clock from BaghdadADELAIDA GARCÍA MORALES: El encuentro /A Chance EncounterLOURDES ORTIZ: Penélope / PenelopeLAURA FREIXAS: Memoria en venta / Memories for SaleMARINA MAYORAL: Nueve meses y un día / Nine Months and a DayMERCEDES ABAD: Pasión defenestrante / Uncontrolled PassionROSA MONTERO: El abuelo / The GrandfatherNURIA AMAT: Hipatia / HypatiaMARUJA TORRES: Desparecida / The Woman Who DisappearedSOLEDAD PUÉRTOLAS: Viejas historias / Tales from the PastMARÍA EUGENIA SALAVERRI: Cirugía plástica / Plastic SurgeryLUISA CASTRO: Mi madre en la ventana / My Mother at the WindowJUANA SALABERT: Serás aire volador / You’ll Become a Whisper of AirPALOMA DÍAZ-MAS: Los mayorales exhaustos / The Exhausted FarmersBERTA MARSÉ: Cocinitas / Playing HousesA selection of critical works on Spanish women’s writing since 1997 (dealing with more than one single author)A selection of anthologies of Spanish cuentos and studies on the short story genre since 1997