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“I will be king and you, you will be my queen. We can be heroes, just for a day.” DAVID BOWIE. That afternoon some neighbors saw the children running down the street, towards the international highway. They seemed happy, effusive. An escape could be...

Alain and Camille, friends since childhood, marry with the blessing of their families. Alain is satisfied with the union, whose main attraction lies in the idealized beauty of the prudent and passive wife. But life together with the real Camille will reveal to him...

Charley Moon, a carefree boy from a fading mill village, loves exploring the countryside with his friend Rose. Pressured by his roots, he joins the army, where acting in a Christmas play reveals his talent. Discovered by a theatre manager, he rises to West...

Where there used to be a thermal power station, there is now a large gap. Isidorin has taken early retirement after a life dedicated to mining. His wife Milagros is looking for hope in the bachata teacher at the residence where she works. And...

The most innovative voice in current Uruguayan literature. Twenty-four years that have already given rise to a vibrant writing that is beginning to be recognized throughout the continent. Larvas is Tamara’s third book, after an impressive debut, Natural Disasters and the short novel Whale...

In 1970, Jim Harrison is the age when Christ died and carries the cross of alcoholism and depression. First he lost an eye and then his soul sister and his father, run over by a drunk driver. He is tired of earning his bread...

A long erotic adventure, interspersed with imagined encounters with famous figures from Literature, Science, and Art... This book tells the story of the wild life of Uncle Oswald, a millionaire and a ladies' man, whose nephew calls him "the greatest fornicator of all time."...

In his wildest book, Antonio Ortuño blends satire and irony to expose our dual role as victims and oppressors. We’re all henchmen—of others or ourselves. No moral fables here, just raw, powerful Mexican literature that unsettles as much as it reflects us.

Winner of the 5th Ribera del Duero Prize, La vaga ambició follows Arturo Murray, a writer battling a bleak past and absurd present. With irony, grief, and fierce resolve, he writes at any cost. Antonio Ortuño blends humor and emotion in six stories about...

This is Andrés Neuman’s first short fiction book—a collection of brief, evocative pieces exploring the mysteries of waiting and desire. This revised edition includes seven new texts and reveals early signs of the author’s talent and links to his later work. A long-awaited wish...

With her unusual narrative style, Cecilia Eudave unsettles and disturbs us while placing us—through these strange stories—on the threshold between the real and the uncanny. A series of characters face odd events that blur reality: from a tiny woman on a screen to deep...

Patricia Esteban Erlés, a key voice in Spanish fantastical literature, explores eerie domestic spaces, uncanny routines, and gothic strangeness in Manderley en venta. With dark charm and sharp insight, this essential collection invites readers into one of the most unique literary worlds today.

Fernando Navarro (Malaventura) returns with a dark fable that explores the nature of faith in a bloody and desolate south. A wild family drama where mysticism and psychedelia are masterfully mixed. The girl Nada opens her eyes in a bed in a sanatorium where...

On a backstreet in Tokyo lies a pawnshop, but not everyone can find it. Most will see a cozy ramen restaurant. And only the chosen ones—those who are lost—will find a place to pawn their life choices and deepest regrets. Hana Ishikawa wakes on...

It took three car crashes to kill Jake… Theron David Alden is there for the first two: the summer they meet in rural New Hampshire, when he’s fifteen and anxious, and Jake’s seventeen and a natural; then six years later in New York City,...

It's not easy being a cyber-addicted girl! Swipe, share, like and swipe again. Over and over again... While drying her hair, while in bed, while cooking. This obsession with her phone and social media causes her anxiety. Bach realizes it and confesses... she is...

Socrates was not only one of the most famous and influential philosophers in human history, but also the first martyr for his ideas. The trial that condemned him exposes how the largest democracy of the time could push its best citizens to death. Athens,...

The pages of this vibrant work unfold the odyssey of Curro Rodríguez, an indomitable spirit whose thirst for improvement led him through a labyrinth of challenges and revelations. From the darkness of his first failures to the luminosity of his triumphs, Curro transformed each...

Have you ever held out your hand to try and remember your PIN? Or acted out a golf stroke before going for it? Or just listened to your gut on a big decision? In this brilliant new book, leading business anthropologist Simon Roberts breaks...

In an era marked by technological disruption and artificial intelligence, the value of work is undergoing a complete transformation. In order to prosper, it is vital that we abandon traditional models and reinvent our business culture. What kind of employees will we need? What...