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Stephen Fry returns to ancient Greece to revisit The Odyssey, one of the central epic tales of world literature. Adventure, vengeance, passion, and humor bring his series on classical myths to a close.

Witches, vampires, women who merge with their darkest desires, monstrous mothers, vengeful daughters, ladies with rotten souls, and young girls who laugh while everything burns… This Christmas brings Weird Sisters, a delightful anthology of stories by the grande dames of pulp fiction, expertly selected...

The sutras — literally, “aphorisms” in Sanskrit — are considered the foundation of Buddhist doctrine, as they reflect the words of the Buddha himself, as recorded by his disciples. This volume brings together the two fundamental sutras within the Buddhist tradition. The Sutra on...

The Book of the Angel Raziel is one of the most enigmatic and revered works in the Kabbalistic tradition. Attributed to the angel who, according to legend, revealed to Adam the secrets of Heaven and Earth after his expulsion from Paradise, this text compiles...

Are you ready to travel to the unicorn forest? With more than 1,200 shiny adhesive diamonds, you can make the enchanting scenes inside sparkle. Whether it is a unicorn or a pegasus, a butterfly or a flower, there is a whole magical world full...

Ready to travel to the bottom of the sea? With more than 900 shiny adhesive diamonds, you can make the charming scenes inside sparkle. Whether in a coral reef or the Arctic, with fish or dolphins, a whole fantastic world under the sea is...

Ever since moving to the town of Willow Creek to help her sister following an accident, Emily knew she would have to shoulder certain responsibilities. But who could have imagined she would end up volunteering at the town’s Medieval Fair alongside her teenage niece?...

A reflection on exile, the loss of home, and the figure of the displaced person as a new political subject in the twenty-first century. Temelkuran invites us to rebuild what we have lost, convinced that at the intersection of today’s polycrisis lies a profound...

A man moves from a lonely Hungarian adolescence to London's upper circles, driven by forces beyond his control.

Here are the soldiers and doctors and veterans, wives and lovers and children, who have been affected in ways both subtle and profound by the cataclysms of our times. In the aftermath of World War II, a young Jewish private, stationed in Germany, seeks...

Sanshiro Ogawa leaves his peaceful provincial home and arrives in Tokyo to begin his university studies. In the vast, chaotic, yet fascinating metropolis, he encounters eccentric professors, intellectuals debating the country's future, students exploring life, and an enigmatic young woman, Mineko, whose presence introduces...

A boy is born into a humble Chilean family. Half a century later, far from his homeland, he would die having become one of the most influential writers in the Spanish language. Spanning these two extremes unfolds a life defined by exile, rebellion, precariousness,...

On March 24, 1916, the composer and pianist Enrique Granados returned to Barcelona after achieving triumph in New York with the premiere of his opera, *Goyescas*. As he was crossing the English Channel — with mere miles remaining before reaching port — a German...

Welcome to Otoño, the ideal setting for a cozy mystery with an unexpected crime between a steaming cup of coffee and a group of endearing friends. There are crimes that, sometimes, keep you from retiring. Nestled in Monte Perdido, the village of Otoño promises...

One of the greatest manga of all time returns! Kiyomaro has no idea what to do with his life. Bored with school and with everyone around him, he simply lets the days go by. Until, without warning, his father sends him a very strange...

Cycling in Colombia is more than a sport: it is an epic tale that mixes endless mountains, impossible roads, and heroes born of the harshness of the land. From Efraín "el Zipa" Forero to Egan Bernal, via Lucho Herrera, Fabio Parra, and Nairo Quintana,...

Gala Ruiz-Johnson and her friends rule the halls of Knight's Hill College in Madrid. Their lives revolve around luxury, exams, champagne, scandals, and rumors, which they manipulate as the most popular and wealthy group in school. Everything seems to be in harmony, or at...

Hallie Piper is turning over a new leaf. After belly-crawling out of a hotel room (hello, rock bottom), she decides it's time to become a full-on adult. She gets a new apartment, a new haircut, and a new wardrobe, but when she logs onto...

Amélie Nothomb dares to give voice to Jesus, narrating his Passion through a modern, lyrical, and philosophical lens — with humor and transgression. A human reinterpretation of a historical and sacred figure.

Human, All Too Human (1878) marks the point where Nietzsche abandons German romanticism for the French Enlightenment. At a moment of crisis in his life (no longer a friend of Richard Wagner, forced to leave academic life through ill health), he sets out his...