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According to the prophecy, one of the most relevant events in Egypt will occur in the temple of Abu Simbel, the proclamation of a new pharaoh. Everyone wants to be there. Even the pirate Tick and his crew, accompanied by the beautiful Floripondia, show...

Our life expectancy is increasing by five hours daily, with people living longer and appearing 10 years younger. By 2050, there will be more people over 65 than under 5, creating an inverted social pyramid. This affects the workforce, as senior professionals in their...

Thinking of starting a business or need to grasp basic accounting? This book is for you. It covers essential concepts like consistency and value conservation, and explains the daily and general ledgers. Learn to interpret financial health, predict income and expenses, and master tools...

This book introduces metamarketing, blending physical and digital realities for a unique customer experience. Kotler, Kartajaya, and Setiawan explore how technologies like AI, augmented reality, and mixed reality, crucial for Gen Z and Alpha, shape the future of marketing. Learn to navigate this dynamic...

Did you know Shakespeare's handwriting reveals his pedantry, Franco's will reflects his insecurity, and Dalí had 678 signatures? This book uses graphology to uncover the personalities of historical figures from Napoleon to Queen Letizia, including Carlos II, Felipe V, and John Lennon. Discover how...

Journalist Pablo-Ignacio de Dalmases presents a bold investigation that redefines Lorca’s iconic image. This essay explores Lorca's gay identity, revealing a new aspect of his life and the ideological shifts of his lovers—most of whom, unlike Lorca, aligned with Francoism. "Federico's Boyfriends" offers an...

Adolf Hitler died in the Berlin bunker in 1945, leaving no grave or memorial. Journalist David Gardner investigated what happened to Hitler's family, burdened with a cursed surname. Gardner's research uncovers the lives of Hitler's siblings and relatives, revealing a troubled childhood marked by...

A moving account of the brutal persecution of the Uyghur community in China and the author’s escape. Since 2017, the Uyghurs, a mostly Muslim Turkic group in Xinjiang, have faced horrific repression under a sophisticated surveillance system. Tahir Hamut Izgil, a Uyghur poet and...

Bruce LaBruce, the provocative queer punk auteur, is both admired and reviled globally. He blends high and low culture, merging independent film with porn and high fashion with gore, embodying his own definition of glamour. Alongside his filmmaking and photography, LaBruce has been a...

A new year opens for us to illuminate it with light and with the wisdom of the fairies. From the pages of this diary, these inspiring magical beings will accompany you in your daily life and fill your 2025 with optimism. Use it to...

Walk with the fairy folk for another year. Let yourself be infected by the joy and light of these magical creatures with the 2025 edition of the Fairy Calendar. A new year opens before us to be illuminated by the light and wisdom of...

The stories of Liliana Colanzi explore various ways of narrating time, such as the geological journey in a cave, the search for the historical roots of rubber exploitation in the ruins of an Amazonian village, or the dislocated temporality of a religious colony where...

A woman wakes up in an overturned car at night, surrounded by smoke and the smell of gasoline. Her legs are numb, and glass is embedded in her back. She realizes she's the driver and hears a sweet voice calling her name. A 15-year-old...

Nine strangers flee bombings in a balloon, forced to decide who must jump into the sea so the rest can reach a desert island and start anew. These travelers are the only survivors of a world war, but what’s really at stake is a...

The literary testament of Sam Shepard, written in the last months of his life, when a degenerative disease was taking over his body. Faced with this situation, the writer stood up, in a last gesture of resistance through writing. The result was this short,...

This book should be the next Hidden Figures—a must-read for those interested in the era, says the Washington Post. In 1916, tycoon George Fabyan hires Elizebeth Smith, a Quaker teacher and poet, to find secret messages in Shakespeare’s plays. Her mission shifts as she...

New torments and new horrors come to life on these pages. Specters dwell in the shadows. The unknown resides in the darkness. Fear never sleeps.

The moving story of a man who lost everything except the strength to find himself, in a charming little store. Dolko lives on the street and sleeps at the Seoul station. Some time ago he had a job, a house, a family, but one...

The book explores "common death" beyond mere mortality, focusing on losing someone who defines us and its impact on the community. It questions if a society unskilled in grieving faces collective pathological grief and examines the effects of losing communal rituals and reduced mourning...

Sylvia Plath, known for her poetry, was also a remarkable prose writer. This collection of stories, essays, and diary excerpts highlights her focus on art, intelligence, and imagination. It explores her early concerns with mental illness, creativity, and themes centered on femininity. This evocative...