Discover the profound journey of "Bilbao–New York–Bilbao," a captivating trade paperback novel by acclaimed author Kirmen Uribe. Immerse yourself in its rich storytelling that traverses the transatlantic space between Bilbao, Spain, and New York City. This literary masterpiece delves into three generations of family history, exploring how the ocean's waves shape destinies and narratives alike. With elegant prose and fluid storytelling, Kirmen Uribe weaves together the echoes of early twentieth-century art history and the poignant fishing tales of his ancestors, reflecting the vastness of human experience across generations.

The novel not only narrates personal stories but also connects the creative writing process with a vibrant portrayal of the journey itself—from the bustling airport security lines to the serene atmosphere inside the airplane cabin. Translated from Basque to English by Elizabeth Macklin, this book invites readers to reflect on their own connections to place, family, and art.

Recognized with the National Prize for Literature in Spain, "Bilbao–New York–Bilbao" is a significant work in contemporary literature that forms part of the esteemed Spatial Species series. It challenges readers to contemplate how language and space intermingle, making it a must-read for literature enthusiasts, and those inspired by the intersections of culture and identity. Delve into this poetic exploration that effortlessly captures the essence of journeys, both physical and imaginative, from the heart of the Basque region to the vibrant streets of New York City.