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What if the origin of civilization were not where we have always been told? For centuries, official history has placed the birth of great cultures in the East and the eastern Mediterranean. However, on the shores of the Atlantic, between Africa and Spain, there...

A new year opens like a petal at dawn. The Agenda de las Hadas 2027 (The Fairy Planner 2027) is not just a planner: it is a secret threshold where days are filled with glimmers and every page pulses with the promise of something...

Following the success of the previous edition, the reissue of an epic and subversive tale has arrived — a tribute to the power of women's imagination. What will you encounter when you venture into The Hundred Nights of Hero? Heaps of betrayals, unwavering loyalties,...

Written in the 60's, the author could not publish this novel; he committed suicide in 1969 at the age of 32. His mother tirelessly tried to get it published, succeeding in 1980. Set in New Orleans, this book follows Ignatius Reilly as he is...

Since winning a drawing contest in second grade, Anna learned that having a talent also means carrying a promise: the promise not to disappoint. That first prize, a case of markers, suddenly became the self-imposed obligation to always paint better, to surpass that initial...

Born in 1982, she spent her childhood inventing and building objects, buildings, and models with anything she could find, watching her father sculpt and surrounded by the scent of oil paints and turpentine. Fascinated by the mechanics of the human body, she wanted to...

Why is the Earth round? How much does it weigh? How was the universe formed? Who invented the internet? Is it possible to build a time machine? What are black holes? Why does a slice of bread always fall butter-side down? This book answers...

A dog. A hole. A silver mine. And a gang of curiously well-heeled pigs. *The Miraculous Moving of the Miller Mansion* is the wild, true-life account of how a dog changed the destiny of an entire house (and everyone living in it). Written with...

Love plays a decisive role in the relationship with the other, with the word, and with meaning. In this text, Julia Kristeva approaches the subject at the intersection of psychoanalysis and the Christian tradition, examining it as a bond, a promise, and a risky...

A gem of crime and mystery literature. One summer night, Sergeant Wigan escorts a drunk man, an old bookseller, to his home. Impressed by his collection, he decides to start his own with the help of his new friend. However, the relationship is soon...

Philip Pullman, author of 'His Dark Materials' trilogy, has remarked that "after nourishment, shelter, and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world." This new collection of Rumi stories fills that need. This fresh prose translation of 105 short teaching stories...

Journey through another year alongside the fairy folk. Let yourself be embraced by the light, fantasy, and charm of these magical creatures with the 2027 edition of Calendario de las Hadas (The Fairy Calendar). Each month will be a reminder that magic lives on...

Edmond Dantès is a young sailor — honorable and guileless — who leads a tranquil existence. He intends to marry the beautiful Mercedes, but his life is ruined when Fernand — desperate to win his fiancée’s hand — vilely betrays him. Sentenced to serve...

Marco Pantani didn’t just climb mountains; he ignited the passion of millions of people. Known worldwide as “The Pirate,” Pantani was cycling’s last great romantic hero, capable of matching the legend of Fausto Coppi by winning the Giro d’Italia and the Tour de France...

Walter Tevis — the master of American letters who, like no other, explored the hidden facets of talent, defeat, and redemption in works such as Mockingbird, The Hustler, and The Steps of the Sun — brought to the short story the same narrative precision...

Fifteen stories in which poisonous flowers, unsettling animals, rural rituals, and overgrown gardens fracture everyday life. Hiroko Oyamada, author of *The Hole*, returns with a magnetic, subtle, and disquieting book: an immersion into the strangest, most beautiful, and most ominous side of Japan. A...

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...

In the summer of 1959, Ernest Hemingway returned to Spain with the certainty that he was about to witness something unrepeatable. It was not merely a bullfighting season; it was a classical drama — a struggle of pride, blood, art, and destiny. In the...

The Lorca case largely encapsulates the set of tensions that led to the fratricidal spiral of the Spanish Civil War. The investigation conducted by journalist Eduardo Molina Fajardo into the final days of García Lorca vividly documents how those fatal ingredients came to play...

Cicero's The Republic is an impassioned plea for responsible government written just before the civil war that ended the Roman Republic in a dialogue following Plato. Drawing on Greek political theory, the work embodies the mature reflections of the Roman ex-consul on the nature...