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Since the dawn of civilization, humanity has confronted invisible forces, both beneficial and malevolent, that have shaped its beliefs and understanding of the cosmos. Demonology and the History of the Devil undertakes an ambitious archaeological exploration of evil spirits, revealing how primitive deities were...

"This is not a friendly book, but a veritable declaration of war. Because we are in a cultural war and the enemy is not a party or a politician, it is an entire system sustained by a media cartel that has betrayed the citizen."...

Florence, 1492. After the War of the Infernos and the expulsion of the demons, the Purple Council tries to maintain peace in the city amidst secrets, golden domes, and hidden paintings from the past. Arianna Salviani, daughter of the leader of this council, is...

Jules has been divorced from her ex-husband Leon for five years, but she still works with him at Gunk, the grotty student nightclub he owns in central Brighton. She spends her nights serving shots and watching, from behind the bar, as Leon flirts with...

The death of his mother, Hélène Carrère d’Encausse — major figure of French intellectual life and expert on the Soviet world — opens the narrative toward the family’s past across four generations, tracing exiles, revolutions, wars, and remarkable contradictions. Carrère creates something rare: a...

Jane Bowles wrote a single, perfect novel, Two Serious Ladies, a book of short stories, Simple Pleasures, and a play, In the Gazebo; but it was enough to forge a free and avant-garde style, a dazzling combination of concise prose and agile, feverish dialogue...

Through an intimate and personal narrative, this book encourages women to talk about sex and to put their feelings, fears, fantasies, desires, and prejudices into words. To do this, they must understand the nuances of their emotions and the emotional and sensual legacy passed...

The arrival of Eros at the forefront of the social scene is undoubtedly the most shocking revolution we have witnessed in recent decades in the West. But what kind of Eros is it and how is it treated? Annick de Souzenelle goes beyond the...

This book examines Spain’s recent history through the lens of the multiple crises that have emerged between 2008 and the pandemic: the crisis of democracy, the ecological crisis, the erosion of the right to the city, the resurgence of fascism, racism, and the war...

Stop for a moment. Remove from the equation what you do, what you have, and the story you tell yourself about yourself. See what remains when you no longer hold on to roles, achievements, or expectations. What appears is not a void, but a...

The customer experience, as we have practiced it for years, is a tired approach. After decades of obsession with metrics, surveys, and customer journeys, too many organizations still fail to achieve the essential: creating experiences that matter and building strong, meaningful relationships with customers...

"Believe me when I tell you that what I want most is to go back to sleep until your world destroys itself. However, when I close my eyes, all I see is you.” ‘Sylha let out a whistle that was not appropriate for a...

SUSTAINED FATIGUE, FRAGMENTED SLEEP, PERSISTENT INFLAMMATION... THE FOOTPRINT OF A BODY TRAPPED IN A CHRONIC STATE OF SURVIVAL. It is not just a matter of a hormone imbalance or adverse genetics. It is biology read out of context, doing what it can to adapt...

Llanes, 1870. The paths of Mario Melgar and the Lorenzo sisters cross fleetingly, but his ambition will end up putting an ocean between their destinies. Twenty years later, the Indian Mario Melgar returns to his native Llanes to discover that, despite the immense fortune...

Do you want to eat healthier, have more energy, and improve your relationship with food? Nutrirse ConCiencia answers these questions, debunks myths, and offers practical advice for mindful, healthy eating at every life stage. With an integral, science-based approach, it covers sports nutrition, active...

Anabelle Gage is trapped in a male body, and it’s rotting from the inside out. But Ana can’t afford to escape her tattered form, even as the wealthiest in Caimor buy and discard expensive designer bodies without a thought. When she fails the entrance...

In this autobiographical account, which in its final section approaches the form of a literary essay, Amélie Nothomb relives the most painful episode of her life: the abuse she suffered at the age of twelve, which led to prolonged anorexia throughout her adolescence. Based...

When a mute beggar from Maracaibo, Venezuela, takes in a newborn abandoned on the steps of a church, she has no idea of the extraordinary destiny that awaits the orphan. Raised in poverty, Antonio will be a cigarette seller, a porter on the docks,...

A novel that explores the illusions of relationships, the difficulties of grief, and friendship as a refuge. Months after her father's death and recently graduated, Marina meets Jaime, a man twenty years older than her who bursts into her life, showering her with attention...

A brilliant and moving account of the Ypi family and their struggle to maintain their dignity in a constantly changing world... Following the success of Free, Lea Ypi returns to unravel the past of her grandmother Leman, a past obscured by the Albanian secret...