Anagrama indefinitely suspends the distribution of ‘The Hate’, the book on the crime of José Bretón

The editorial must have been more rigorous with Luisgé Martín, it must have foreseen the problem that was coming over it and, already with the facts accomplished, it must have defended its position more strongly.

In Spain, the distribution of a book was suspended, which reconstructs how a man of hatred for his wife killed the children together. It is also a question of how responsibly the author dealt with it.

"The works that are inspired by real events, as in the case of 'The Hatred', require a double dose of responsibility and respect", has justified the editorial through a statementThe Ministry of Culture presents Platfo, the 'Netflix gratuito': "The memory of a country is built around its images" The publisher Anagrama has decided to suspend sine die (without date) the distribution of The Hate, Luisgé Martín's novel about the crime of José Bretón.…

The editorial laments “the pain that information about the book may have caused” to Ruth Ortiz, the mother of the murdered children. It also admits that works based on real facts “require a double dose of responsibility and respect” and claims that she has not paid the killer

Hours before being known this Thursday March 27 Anagrama’s decision to suspend the launch of ‘The Hate’, the president of the navarra bookstores had advocated that each freely take the decision to put the book on sale or not

Anagrama publishing house has decided to indefinitely suspend distribution of El odio (Hate), the book by writer Luisgé Martín based on the case of José Bretón, convicted of murdering his 2-year-old daughter, Ruth, and 8-year-old son, José, in Córdoba, in 2011, in a vicarious act. The publisher's decision comes after an intense wave of social rejection, which has included a boycott promoted by bookstores using the hashtag #BoicotAnagrama on soci…