Daniel Jiménez's Cocaína (2016) is a raw, diary-style autofiction novel exploring artistic failure, generational despair, and the misuse of drugs in contemporary Spain. Using a direct second-person narrative, the work chronicles a failed writer's psychological decline, tackling themes of nihilism and the harsh realities of the post-crisis creative life. Analysis of this work is available via Literal Magazine . Al menos serás honesto: Cocaína, de Daniel Jiménez.