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As night falls on Motor Isle, travelers and pilots finish up their journeys and settle down for sleep. But why are Air Ambulance, Cargo Truck, and the rest of the Good Night Airport just waking up? Follow these busy vehicles from dusk to dawn...

Finding a cute creature he can't bear to abandon, a knight discovers love, friendship and family. Down in the hollow, where creepy tangles grow, a knight finds something green, something grotti. He explains that he can’t stay because he is very busy (“I’ve got...

A shimmering wing here, a sprinkling of pixie dust there... fairies are all around us! Take a peek into the world of fairies, elves, nymphs and other magical beings with this enchanting beginner's guide. Do YOU believe in fairies?

A fantastic, funny story from the reliably brilliant, multi-award-winning creator of Tidy, Meerkat Mail and Monkey and Me that children will love to join in with. All Bear wants is a quiet nap... but he can't work out who is keeping him awake with...

Fernanda Trías, one of the essential voices of this first quarter of the 21st century, bursts onto the scene with this tremendous book of short stories that explores and delves into the idea that we all have "phantom members." Or, at least, Fernanda Trías...

With the rare maturity of thirty, in the vein of Clarice Lispector, Lorrie Moore, or Grace Paley, these stories are a space for exploration. Life is faced head-on, but without urgency. There's a tranquil rhythm that, toward the end, combines with the impact of...

What if your pet isn't here by chance? Behind every knowing glance, every unusual behavior, lies a soul agreement, a silent pact between you and your faithful companion. Your friend, that animal who watches over you and cares for you. This intuitive guide invites...

Insomnia, anxiety, depression, digestive, cardiac, or respiratory disorders... Many of these ailments do not originate within us, but are invisible legacies passed down from our family history. They are often passed down silently, like echoes of trauma. They are fragments of the emotional history...

Commemorative 50th Anniversary Edition of the Spanish edition. THE FIRST CLASSIC TESTIMONIAL BOOK ON NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES. According to author Eben Alexander, it offers a new perspective on the age-old mind-body debate and has accelerated our scientific thinking about the nature of consciousness — indeed,...

The Extraordinary Tales of Edgar Allan Poe, the American novelist born in Boston on January 19, 1809, and who died in Baltimore on October 7, 1849, constitute the best-known part of his work. This volume brings together unique, unsurpassed stories that reveal Poe's genius...

The Gestas team travels through all the nations that, at some point, were part of the Spanish Empire. Discover dozens of characters who, without being Spanish, were related to the History of Spain. They will teach us the curiosities and totally unknown heritage throughout...

The third installment of Solvej Balle’s ambitious narrative project, in which the time loop opens up to the possibility of community and collective action... Tara Selter is no longer alone. After living through the same November 18th more than a thousand times — repeating...

In the essays that comprise the first part of this book, Tom Wolfe offers a provocative analysis of a phenomenon that convulsed the American literary landscape: the emergence of the so-called New Journalism — a movement which, according to the author, wrested the spotlight...

En 2001 una productora de televisión argentina le propuso a Dardo Scavino escribir el guion de los catorce capítulos de una serie que tratase de responder a la pregunta «¿Qué es la filosofía?». El autor propuso matizarla y cambiarla por «¿Qué hace la filosofía?»....

Martin, a 76-year-old retired lawyer, is diagnosed with a terminal illness and must decide how to make the most of the time he has left and what kind of legacy he wants to leave to his loved ones.

In late 1980s Santiago, the disappearance of a friend forces a reconstruction of memory, identity, and relationships in a Chile marked by repression.

Cesar Rendueles analyzes how technological fetishism has served to conceal the extractive and de-democratizing logic of a digital ecosystem subordinated to the market and, faced with the inertia of depoliticization, defends the urgency of recovering the capacity for agency to reduce the alienating and...

Julian Barnes turns eighty and celebrates with this book in which he looks back and confronts the end of life. A beautiful exploration of memory, which begins to falter with age and is intertwined with life and writing. An inquiry into the choices we...

Parents’ separation can be traumatic for children. Through beautifully illustrated therapeutic texts, this book helps them to recognize, describe, and manage their emotional experiences and reactions: nervousness, uncertainty, worry, fear, rejection, anger, and feelings of being unloved. Mom and Dad Are Separating reminds us...

The foundations of psychoanalysis transmitted to us by our teachers will become our own foundations only on the condition that we conquer them and make them our own. In this work, Juan David Nasio defines the seven fundamental concepts of psychoanalysis: castration, the phallus,...