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The best-selling trading book of all time―updated for the new era The New Trading for a Living updates a modern classic, popular worldwide among both private and institutional traders. This revised and expanded edition brings time-tested concepts in gear with today's fast-moving markets, adding...

Hemingway's Paris was a party... and Zoé Valdés's was a rumba. Numerous famous figures from the literary and artistic world of the 1980s—Julio Cortázar, Samuel Beckett, Alberto Moravia, Cioran, Dora Maar...— come together in this lively, disturbing, and revealing book, where episodes of all...

Gregory Bridgerton believes in true love. He is convinced that when he finds the woman of his dreams, he will know in an instant that she is the one. And that is exactly what happened. Except... She wasn’t the one. In fact, the ravishing...

Becoming Supernatural combines scientific insights with ancient wisdom, guiding readers to unlock their innate abilities. It teaches how to create a healthier body, a more expansive mind, and deeper access to spiritual truths.

Dr. Joe Dispenza explores how a new science empowers individuals to create their own reality, challenging the idea that genes control our fate. By combining quantum physics, neuroscience, biology, and genetics, he reveals the potential for transformation.

In the face of the contemporary fragmentation of human experience, this book recovers a holistic view of the person, their sexuality, and their capacity for love. It is not a manual of outdated rules, but a lucid look that connects nature and freedom, body...

The ecological and social crisis is much more serious than our societies allow themselves to perceive, and its cultural roots run deep. It is therefore not surprising that the most attentive (or least denialist) people are once again raising questions about forms of spirituality....

Buddha’s Brain explores how influential figures like Jesus, Buddha, and Gandhi used mental discipline to transform their lives and the world. Drawing on modern neuroscience and ancient contemplative wisdom, the book shows how anyone can reshape their thoughts to enhance happiness, compassion, and wisdom....

Witty and irreverently funny, this novel follows Flora Poste, a young woman with an “expensive, athletic, and lengthy” education who, after being orphaned, moves in with her eccentric relatives, the Starkadders, on a remote farm in the English countryside. Surrounded by strange and brooding...

Peggy Hillcoat is eight years old when her survivalist father, James, takes her from their home in London to a remote hut in the woods and tells her that the rest of the world has been destroyed. Deep in the wilderness, Peggy and James...

The Gardener and Death by Georgi Gospodinov is a deeply intimate and poetic reflection on a son’s final days with his dying father. Blending memory and grief, Gospodinov recounts the quiet, painful experience of watching his once-strong father fade away, while grappling with love,...

The calm in Paula's life is shattered the summer she discovers the pile of letters her mother has written to her grandmother. The life her mother describes in the letters is unrecognizable: she says her sister Elisabet did well on her exams, when in...

A book to get on well with maths from childhood. A hilarious board game created by an expert in children's games. Learn addition and subtraction in an easy, fun way! From Miguel Bustillo, game creator, Cecilia Moreno, illustrator, and Begoña Oro, an author with...

A touching human fantasy that takes place at a psychological autopsy center where the saddest stories come together. The story explores the psychological autopsy process, which helps those left behind cope with the loss and guilt caused by a loved one's suicide. The book...

A girl grows up in the north of England amid scarcity, precarity and the toxic culture of heroin chic, believing that she needs to make herself smaller to claim presence in the world. Years later, as a young woman with unattainable ideals, she meets...

In the author's own words: "Luna Park is the fruit of experiences lived in the United States, a country as much my own as Spain. It is fiction and non-fiction at the same time. The themes of this book explore paradoxical feelings of American...

Non-mimetic literature and the suppression of disbelief. Cosmogenesis and spatiotemporal location. Classification and effect of non-realistic literature. Fantasy and horror literature. Science fiction, epic and magical realism. These are just some of the topics covered in this manual, designed for those who wish to...

The jungle that surrounds and lurks. Secondary roads and rainy streams. A farm called Alegría. Lives of those who rarely get what they want, lives of coming and going, lives accommodated to violence or that disappear in a swipe. With her writing, Margarita García...

The garden is a rational space of order and care, where nature is guided and chance is abolished—far from the dark jungle or the uninhabitable desert. In her seven masterful stories, Valeria Correa Fiz explores moments in her characters’ lives when nature—inner or outer—overflows:...

It is impossible to immerse oneself in the twelve stories that make up The Animal Condition and emerge from them unshaken. At the very least, one comes out disturbed, unsettled, and—why not say it—also deeply moved by the intensity of these narratives. What is...