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he study begins with a hypothetical murder of Isabel Pantoja by a drag queen, exploring the shared visual regimes between cinema and drag performances. Through philosophical reflections and interviews with drag figures like Coral Show, the author examines drag identity as a cinematic projection....

This book by Juan Sahagún invites us to delve into the ideas of thinkers and artists on living life as a work of art. From Plato and Aristotle to Sartre and Foucault, the author explores the need to make artistic creativity a way of...

A stunning blow to sexism in science: Lucy Cooke debunks an outdated and incorrect conception of animal femininity. Recent evolutionary biology has revolutionized our understanding of what it means to be female. From Madagascar lemurs to orcas in the Salish Sea, Lucy Cooke explores...

The floral system created by Dr. Bach is one of the most widely used natural therapies. The most well-known aspect of Bach Flower Remedies is their effectiveness in simple, everyday uses, which has helped many people and animals improve their health and quality of...

Mudras, sacred gestures from Hindu and other religious traditions, convey powerful messages to our physical, psychological, and spiritual being. They help heal diseases, ease pain, improve vitality, and support the spiritual path. Through this book, the author introduces us to the practice of mudras...

On the Magical Forces of Nature by Karl von Eckartshausen is an esoteric treatise that explores the invisible forces governing both the universe and the human being. With a Christian and theosophical vision, the author delves into concepts such as light, ether, and imagination,...

This book invites readers to view life crises as opportunities for spiritual transformation. Using the phoenix as a metaphor, it suggests that in our darkest moments we may begin an inner awakening. By opening the heart, the reader becomes the alchemist of their own...

The Psychology of Tarot offers a unique perspective by connecting the Major Arcana with Jungian psychoanalysis. Through myths and symbols, the book invites readers on an introspective journey where each card embodies a universal psychic energy. Without formulas or fortune-telling, it teaches tarot as...

Angels work miraculously in our lives. If you pay attention, you’ll notice that every day they offer us new gifts—sometimes as small as a butterfly landing on our shoulder, other times as a message from one of our children, or sometimes as big as...

Kabbalah. Recognizing, mastering, and using the most intimate laws of the universe by Yossef Touval, with Haidrun Schäfer, is a work that invites readers to delve into Kabbalah's mysteries and its transformative potential. Through ancient teachings and personal experiences, the author guides the reader...

In the early 1930s, the Great Depression and a severe drought forced thousands of farmers to migrate to California in search of work. Despite being essential for the harvest, they were despised by locals. John Steinbeck portrayed them in reports for The San Francisco...

The Big Week chronicles the crucial Allied air offensive launched in February 1944 against Germany, aiming to destroy the Luftwaffe factories and neutralize German aviation before the Normandy landings. Through interviews and stories from pilots, crew members, and civilians on both sides, James Holland...

In Geography and Destiny, Ian Morris, renowned anthropologist and historian, explores how geography has shaped the global struggle for power over ten thousand years. From Britain’s marginality in ancient times to its rise during the Age of Discovery, Morris examines how modern globalization has...

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova was diagnosed with breast and throat cancer, both linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV). In the U.S., thousands of cases of oropharyngeal cancer are caused by HPV each year. This book explores the impact of microorganisms on cancer pathogenesis, showing...

Knut Hamsun's Pan, written while he lived in Paris, is a work of great beauty and simplicity, heavily influenced by Dostoevsky. Set in Nordland, the novel follows Thomas Glahn, a solitary hunter accompanied by his dog Esopo, who lives in a hut in northern...

Norman Moonbloom is a loser, a peaceful misfit who, after prolonging his college years into his thirties, is forced to accept a job as an apartment manager in Manhattan offered by his brother. During his visits to tenants, where he must endure their angry...

In late-1960s Boston, mafia activities and the Black Panthers are top concerns for the police. Eddie Coyle, a small-time crook with good connections, faces a three-year sentence for smuggling. His only chance to avoid prison is to turn in a big fish. Who will...

In the beginning, it was easy to imagine their future. They were young and giddy, sure of themselves and of their love for each other. “Dept. of Speculation” was their code name for all the thrilling uncertainties that lay ahead. Then they got married,...

Tina Balser is a sophisticated housewife living in Manhattan who seems to have everything she could wish for: money, two beautiful daughters, and a husband who is a successful lawyer. When her fears and neuroses begin to overwhelm her, Tina starts a diary in...

In the 1940s, Billy Grenville, heir to one of New York's largest fortunes, falls in love with Ann Arden, a chorus girl. Despite his mother Alice's disapproval, Billy marries Ann. Ann, determined to erase her humble origins, strives to be accepted into high society....