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David Hieatt is a hands-on entrepreneur who has built successful brands with limited resources, such as Hiut Denim Co. His newsletter "Scrapbook Chronicles" has become a cult publication, helping the company grow 25% annually. A cofounder of Do Lectures, he has given talks at...

If you find that your boss gives you work without giving you time to finish the previous assignment, controls you too much or, on the contrary, too little, does not give you all the information or training necessary to work better, demands a lot...

This book explores the "growth culture," a key concept in business that promotes creative development and active participation from everyone in an organization, regardless of position or rank. It focuses on the "growth mindset," which seeks to uncover individual talent for the common good,...

This is a different kind of sales book. It doesn’t focus solely on summarizing a sales method or showcasing the experiences of a successful seller, but rather the result of extensive research into the traits of salespeople. The conclusions of this research have been...

Our book presents a collection of essays on the life and work of the Icelandic artist, composed of articles and interviews from national and international media and from different periods. A work that serves both for beginners and fans, to frame and amplify knowledge...

Elias Canetti exiled himself to the United Kingdom in 1939 with his wife, Veza, both of Jewish origin, to escape the Nazi yoke. They lived through World War II in London and the countryside, where they were evacuated when German bombings hit the city....

After the extraordinary Bastard, hailed as a masterpiece, Dorothy Allison returns as one of the most passionate and talented writers of her generation. And she succeeds with a work that links together, one after another, lyrical, cruel and sublime, a chain of hard-hitting truths:...

Nasser Abu Srour, imprisoned in Israel since 1993 and sentenced to life imprisonment, writes a testimony about his life and suffering. His story revolves around the "wall", symbolizing both separation and isolation as well as a source of resistance and protection. From his childhood...

Who was Miguel de Cervantes really? A literary genius or an adventurer more interested in trade than in letters? Why was he a late writer? Was his goal to enter the court? This book challenges the classic version of the author of Don Quixote,...

Tuning an instrument, Ramón Andrés reminds us, is in a certain way an attempt to fix in a moment of perfection the eternal coming and going of the world around us; the endeavour not only of the musician, but also of so many painters...

Ship of Theseus tells the story of two readers who meet through the margins of a book and become entangled in a deadly struggle between mysterious forces. It’s an intense and immersive literary adventure.

A sexy standalone novel from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy. Everyone says I’m a bad girl. They’re only partly right—I don’t let fear rule me, and I certainly don’t care what people think. But I draw the line at sleeping...

Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish, stars of Outlander, take us on a new adventure through New Zealand. In Land of Clans in New Zealand, they explore the history and culture of this fascinating nation, while Sam tests Graham's patience limits. A unique and unforgettable...

This book by Norbert Bilbeny philosophically explores the human place in the vast universe and our relationship with it. It reflects on topics such as the infinite, the sublime, extraterrestrial life and its ethical implications. Through existential and emotional questions, the author invites us...

"Sicily," said Goethe, "is the key to everything." It is the largest island in the Mediterranean, the stepping-stone between Europe and Africa, the link between the Latin West and the Greek East. Sicily's strategic location has tempted Roman emperors, French princes, and Spanish kings....

In What Are the Rich Good For and What Should We Do with Them?, Professor Guido Alfani examines the history of the rich in the West, from antiquity to the present, and reflects on the impact of extreme wealth on society and economic inequality....

Henry VIII's break with the Pope transformed the monarch from reasonable to tyrannical, even having his loyal chancellor, Thomas More, executed. Santiago Mata explores the causes and consequences of this change, questioning whether the need for a male heir was the king's main motivation....

This book analyzes the rituals, beliefs, and aesthetics that shaped Holy Week as we know it, through historical documents, art, and archaeological findings. It explores how penitential models from Seville spread to other territories, creating a confraternity phenomenon that transcended borders. The work highlights...

Living with a mental illness can be challenging, but Katherine Ponte, a certified psychiatric rehabilitation coach, created this workbook to help you live fully with any diagnosis. Through practical and simple exercises, you'll learn to manage your condition and not let it control you....

The Sahel, a belt that spans Africa from the Red Sea to the Atlantic, faces severe issues such as droughts, jihadist terrorism, political instability, and famine risks. With about 400 million inhabitants, the region witnesses intermittent conflicts, such as the war and food crisis...