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For the first time since 1676, an annotated reissue of the Letters for the exercise of mental prayer by Miguel de Molinos is published. Its author, the most important figure of Spanish Quietism, indicates the steps to inner emptiness through the suspension of desire...

One cold morning in January 1967, in the midst of the civil war in Guatemala, a Jewish and Lebanese businessman is kidnapped in a dead end street in the capital. Nobody ignores that Guatemala is a surrealist country, he had affirmed years before. The...

Jay McInerney's two most charismatic characters return to present the social and moral complexity of New York City. In The Good Life, Cameron unveils a story of desires, family, love, and of a conflicting and catastrophic loss, giving birth to his most powerful and searing...

With silence increasingly becoming a stranger to us, one man set out to become its intimate: Pablo d'Ors, a Catholic priest whose life was changed by Zen meditation. With disarming honesty and directness, as well as a striking clarity of language, d'Ors shares his...

Sándor Lester is exiled in a cold European city where he leads a lonely and monotonous life. He is immersed in an alienating routine at the factory where he works, he spends his free time writing, hanging out with people in the same situation...

"The Wayward Bus" is John Steinbeck's masterpiece about the losers of the American dream. John Steinbeck wrote this novel just after his huge success "The Grapes of Wrath". It narrates the eventful journey of a rural bus between the towns of Rebel Corners and...

Lu Gaitán is a political scientist by training, a witch and an astrologer by choice. She is currently studying Philosophy and a diploma program in Ecofeminism at the University of Buenos Aires. She teaches astrology and, in addition to Asuntos de Venus, her first...

In this work, aimed at all audiences: from curious readers to academics, you will find data, information and hypotheses never found in a book on the history of astrology, no matter how extensive and complete it may be. The author's proposal is as daring...

Posthumously published in 1964, this is Sylvia Plath's last collection of poems and it came with some controversy, as her husband, Ted Hughes, edited the original manuscript by deleting or adding some poems. This divided the critics between those who improved it as an...

"The Outstanding Student" brings together three small masterpieces by Joseph Roth, with a prologue by Friderike Zweig. “Under the influence of alcohol he was a cheerful and optimistic man, capable of completing the most brilliant and precise tasks, and thus he filled page after...

Hidden passages, fascinating tapestries, gigantic butterflies, a mystical exodus to the prehistory of a family. A kaleidoscopic world from which we emerge as if returning from a strange pilgrimage, moved and transformed. "The Left Wing" is the volume that opens "Blinder", the monumental trilogy...

As he maps the fault lines spreading through the once-impenetrable marriage of Russell and Corrine Calloway and chronicles Russell's wildly ambitious scheme to seize control of the publishing house at which he works, Jay McInerney creates an elegy for New York in the 1980s....

Cybersecurity or information security has become one of the great concerns of business managers in the 21st century. For both companies and public administrations, there are billions of people and organizations connected to the Internet that demand new and better digital services. But meeting...

Did you know that many Cathars believed in reincarnation? And that they thought giving up on material things was essential to save oneself? What is the relationship between the Occitan Cathars and the Holy Grail? Did the treasure of Montsegur exist? Did they come...

After describing the territory of trauma and reviewing the state of the art of its psychotherapeutic approach, this book offers various action strategies and a large number of intervention techniques designed to empower clients and help them take back the reins of their lives....

It is undeniable that human beings seek happiness and have difficulty finding it. This is not a new phenomenon: ever since ancient times man has wondered about what happiness is, where it lies and how to achieve it. For the Greeks, a people of...

This is a series of daily reflections, one for every day of the year, on spirituality and the spiritual path. They help concentrate the attention during the day on a relevant subject.

In the vast palace of the empress lives an orphan girl called Nothing. She slips within the shadows of the Court, unseen except by the Great Demon of the palace and her true friend, Prince Kirin, heir to the throne. When Kirin is kidnapped,...

A radically immersive exploration of three pivotal moments in the evolution of human consciousness, asking what kinds of creatures humans were, are, and might yet be How did humans come to be who we are? In his marvelous, eccentric, and widely lauded book Being a...

More than seven years in the making, Mark Gevisser’s The Pink Line: Journeys Across the World’s Queer Frontiers is an exploration of how the conversation around sexual orientation and gender identity has come to divide―and describe―the world in an entirely new way over the first two decades...