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Includes 44 cards and a guide book.These new times call for a new way of thinking, a new way of doing things and a new way of being.From acclaimed artist, LON, The Modern Merlin Oracle is your new guide with which to form a...

When Michael Herr went to Vietnam in 1967 as a correspondent for Esquire, he was a virtually unknown writer. But he was unanimously praised after publishing his famous article "Hellish Sips," and his reputation grew as more and more of his work appeared. Dispatches...

Selected by Eva Ariza and accompanied by the poetic illustrations of Leticia Ruifernández, the texts in The City trace a literary journey through the great cities of the world: New York — Zadie Smith, Mexico City — Valeria Luiselli, Jerusalem — Najwan Darwish, Rio...

Bitcoin was promised to be a liberating technology, a free market alternative to state-controlled money. But that promise was broken after a small group of insiders took over the project and fundamentally changed Bitcoin's design. Few people know the true history of Bitcoin and...

Stefan Zweig, one of the best writers in European literature, heir to the refined and elegant prose of the 19th century, delights us his Decisive Moments in History, a book for all kinds of readers that instructs and delights in equal measure. A great...

Annick de Souzenelle, a great centenarian lady, meditates on the last adventure that is our death: on the mutation we undertake during this process, on the capacity to transcend our animal part when we ‘give up our soul’ and, finally, on what she calls...

Read this book, set up your investments, and get on with your life. Building wealth in the stock market doesn't require a finance degree or days spent in front of a computer screen. This book will show you the simplest way to invest and,...

Breakups are the worst. On one scale devised by psychiatrists, only a spouse’s death was ranked as more stressful than a marital split. Is there any treatment for a breakup? The ancient Roman poet Ovid thought so. Having become famous for teaching the art...

In 1959, key albums by Davis, Coltrane, and Coleman marked the end of an era in jazz and the rise of free jazz. This new style embraced African roots, ancestral polyrhythms, and radical improvisation, linking with artistic avant-gardes. It was more than music—it was...

A cute teddy bear with soft fur, a funny turtle with a wrinkled shell and many other cute animals. Simple animal book for the little ones aimed at developing their curiosity through actions such as "touching and feeling."

A sheep with fluffy fur, a chubby little pig and much more from the world of the farm, discover them and dare to touch them! This book helps explore the surrounding world, improve hand-eye coordination and develop cognitive ability.

Whether we love them or hate them, think they're sexy or weird, consider them too big or too small or the complete opposite, humanity has a complicated relationship with butts. It's a body part that only our species possesses, key to its evolution and...

Set in Russian emigration in pre-Hitler Germany, the story follows Smurov, a failed suicide, Bolshevik spy, and war hero. In love and homosexual at different times, he lives among an expatriate bourgeoisie. With elements of a mystery novel, the narrative explores shifting identity. Nabokov's...

A portrait of the Barcelona upper class, amidst political and economic intrigues, love affairs and unspeakable secrets. Diego returns from Italy and settles in the coastal town where he spent summers during his childhood. He has another long summer ahead of him before taking...

You're 82 years old. You've shrunk six centimetres, you only weigh 45 kilos yet you're still beautiful, graceful and desirable' ... so begins André Gorz's 'open love letter' to the woman he has lived with for 58 years and who lies dying next to...

Kaoru stops at the beginning of the slope. The house she grew up in now seems much smaller than she remembered. But when Sakura comes out to greet him wagging her tail, the feeling of confusion disappears. Kaoru is at home. And the time...

In Economics Without the Boring Bits, Oxford-trained economist Tejvan Pettinger takes readers on an enlightening tour of the powerful, counter-intuitive and frequently startling insights of economic research, showing us that middlemen are good, recycling is bad (sometimes) and why some people get rich and...

María Negroni traces representations of nature, blending the visible with the expressible, in her quest for a meaningful whole. With deep lyricism, she recreates the dreams of the classics, the naturalist fervor of the Renaissance, and the fascination with nature in the Enlightenment. This...

The first time I met Dylan Reed, I found myself making eye contact with a different part of his body. You see, I'm very good at being shy, not to mention extremely well-versed in rambling nonsense and, unfortunately, rather highly skilled at making a...

With the virtuosic synthesis of memoir, criticism, and journalism for which she has become known, Leslie Jamison offers us 14 new essays that are by turns ecstatic, searching, staggering, and wise. In its kaleidoscopic sweep, Make It Scream, Make It Burn creates a profound...