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Yuri Zhivago, a physician and poet, struggles to sustain his private life amid the collapse of Russia: the Revolution, the civil war, and famine drive him from place to place. Torn between his marriage and his love for Lara, the story shows how politics...

In the dying days of World War II, as the Nazi regime crumbled under the Allied siege, Count Folke Bernadotte undertook a mission of extreme technical and political complexity. As a representative of the Swedish Red Cross, the diplomat ventured into a Germany in...

An honest book that will touch the hearts of animal lovers and those who have felt the beating of another heart close to them... Take, the elderly German Shepherd who has been Hiromi Ito's companion throughout her life, is no longer the strong and...

We leave the theater after watching The Odyssey, or finish reading the original poem, and we all ask ourselves the same question: were there real events that inspired that myth? Welcome to the fascinating world of Greek mythology, but also of reality...of what archaeology,...

...Virginia Woolf liked to smoke cigars, play bowls, and type. She was a feminist and a pacifist, and once offered an honorary doctorate, she declined it with striking elegance. She compared the joy of writing, fueled by the enthusiasm of inspiration and the perseverance...

Exquisitely refined, profound, and original, the stories collected in *The Mask* reveal Lem at the height of his powers. He is a writer of the highest order ... a cult figure worthy of a place in the pantheon of modern literature, transcending genres and...

SEFARAD DID NOT DISAPPEAR: IT LIVES ON IN THE DEEP MEMORY OF HISPANIC CULTURE. Sefarad: The Invisible Spain of Hispanic Culture offers a provocative and deeply identity-affirming perspective on the spiritual, cultural, and historical origins of Spain and the Hispanic world. Through personal, genealogical,...

The history of the United States cannot be understood without Spain. And yet, the propaganda of the Black Legend has sought to erase our presence, reducing it to self-serving clichés and calculated silences. This book proposes a different strategy to dismantle these fabrications: to...

When he was thirteen, Dave Win met the Hadlows, who gave him a scholarship to an elite school. In his old age, Dave recalls this encounter that marked his life. It forms part of a piece in which he reminisces about his first loves,...

The Zohar is, without a doubt, the most famous work of universal mystical thought, and of Kabbalah in particular. Its teachings influenced the past and currently resonate in all known religions. Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and his students, outside of space and time, analyze,...

Soledad Puértolas demonstrates her refined mastery in observing and narrating life, delving into the human soul with an apparent lightness. Two old friends, estranged by time, share their bewilderment at a world they understand less and less; an unanswered phone call has marked a...

Jon Rivas describes the Tour de France as an addiction, a race you either fall in love with or begin to hate at first sight. After seventeen years as a special correspondent and having covered the race for prestigious publications such as El Mundo,...

Recently, science has begun to recognize that within the womb there is not only life, but also consciousness. And not just any consciousness, but an expanded and sensitive way of perceiving, remembering, resonating, and connecting: a superconsciousness. The author says: ...This book stems from...

This book is a direct invitation to look at your life with new eyes and recognize something profoundly transformative: everything you experience outside of yourself is speaking to you about yourself. Every situation, every person, every intense emotion ... those you love and those...

Did you know that in 1391, the largest collective blood transfusion ever recorded began in Spain, and its legacy endures to this day? To what extent is it true that the Catholic Monarchs expelled the Jews in 1492? What was the social role of...

Dan Pontefract shows how leaders can build cultures that value, engage, and celebrate the power of experience. Lynda Gratton, co-author of The 100-Year Life An age revolution is transforming your workforce. Are you ready to lead it? A massive demographic shift is transforming the...

When did we begin to delegate not only tasks, but part of our thinking? At what point did we stop memorizing, orienting ourselves, or concentrating as we once did? Are we witnessing a silent transformation of our minds? Juan Diego Polo explores how digital...

Some risks are meant to be taken... College was supposed to be my chance to get over my ugly-duckling complex and spread my wings. Instead, I wound up in a sorority full of mean girls. I already have a hard time fitting in, so...

She's about to put this player in his place... What I learned after last year's distractions cost my hockey team our entire season? No more screwing up. No more screwing, period. As the new team captain, I need a new philosophy: hockey and school...

Psychotherapy and Existentialism* brings together a selection of essays published by Viktor Frankl between the 1950s and 1960s, originally appearing in specialized journals and presented at international conferences. Throughout these texts, the author explores various aspects of logotherapy and its connection to existential thought,...