In what style are Mercè's novels typically written?
Romantic
Harsh realism
Fantasy
Detective
Answer
Harsh realism is a type of writing that focuses on the harsh realities of life. Mercè's novels are typically written in this style, and they often deal with themes such as poverty, violence, and crime. The characters in Mercè's novels are often struggling to survive in a harsh and unforgiving world.
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