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Resumen: En la estela de la crisis economica y social, la narrativa espanola ha buscado formas de reflejar y reflexionar sobre lo politico. Una de las formas ha sido el tratar de entender como la crisis ha afectado la subjetividad y, mas concretamente, como el sujeto navega por la sociedad en crisis. En este articulo se estudian tres novelas recientes — Ejercito enemigo (2011) de Alberto Olmos, El publico (2012) de Bruno Galindo y Acontecimiento (2015) de Javier Moreno— que intentan responder a la situacion social y politica actual. A pesar de sus diferencias, las tres novelas llevan a cabo una exploracion sobre la subjetividad moderna, sobre todo en relacion a la publicidad y los medios sociales, posicionandose respecto a la politica y la revolucion. Entre otras similitudes, el articulo observa que las tres novelas, junto con otras novelas recientes, llaman la atencion sobre la falsa conciencia del momento actual y proponen la sublevacion radical como una solucion politica posible. Palabras clave: Palabras clave: Ejercito enemigo , Alberto Olmos, El publico , Bruno Galindo, Acontecimiento , Javier Moreno, novela politica, subjetividad, publicidad, revolucion Abstract: In the wake of the economic and social crisis, Spanish fiction has looked for ways of reflecting (on) the political. One of the manners has been to attempt to understand how the crisis has affected subjectivity and, more concretely, how the subject navigates the society of the crisis. In this article, I study three recent novels—Alberto Olmos’ Ejercito enemigo (2011), Bruno Galindo’s El publico (2012) and Javier Moreno’s Acontecimiento (2015)—that try to respond to the present political and social situation. Despite their differences, the three novels carry out an exploration of modern subjectivity, above all in relation to advertising and social media, in relation to politics and the revolution. Among several similarities, I observe that the three novels, together with other recent Spanish fiction, call attention to a false consciousness of the present moment and propose a radical revolt as a possible political solution. Keywords: Ejercito enemigo , Alberto Olmos, El publico , Bruno Galindo, Acontecimiento , Javier Moreno, political novel, subjectivity, advertising, revolution

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Localizando la política: subjetividad, publicidad y revolución en tres novelas recientes / Localizing Politics: Subjectivity, Advertising, and Revolution in Three Recent Novels