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Mass tourism, speculative development, and human drama. The latest delivery by the author of We Are All Just Fine, one of the most shocking graphic novels of all time.

In All Under the Sun, the author takes us to the Mediterranean coast in the early sixties to tell the story of a family suffering the devastating consequences of mass tourism, the main engine for economic growth in Franco's regime. Throughout decades, we see how the rise of neoliberalism cuts short every hope and project of the members of this family, whose testimony speaks of a time when landscapes and natural riches were forever transformed. However, one place still stands: between each city's old quarters and other seaside towns--turned into vacation spots--is an orchard, bastion of a lifestyle threatened by the relentless advancement of bricks.