Tea Rooms

Luisa Carnés's novel 'Tea rooms', published by Hoja de Lata in 2016, is a powerful feminist classic. Set in 1930s Madrid, it offers a poignant look into the lives of working women navigating the social and economic challenges of the era. The book delves into their daily struggles, aspirations, and the complex relationships they form while working in the service industry. Noted for its subtle queer subtext, it explores the bonds and intimacies between women, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical women's literature and the nuanced portrayal of female connection in restrictive times.