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Few have tackled the question of what a novel is as successfully as E. M. Forster. Based on his 1927 Cambridge lectures, Aspects of the Novel presents his key ideas on fictional narrative, including concepts like history, plot, fantasy, and rhythm. It introduces the...

This book isn’t just another style guide or a list of fashion essentials. It’s a magic wand to add elegance to your looks, offering the “potions” your closet and mirror need to help you discover and define your style. It’s a farewell to a...

This book offers a remarkable investigation into sentience from Buddhism and contemporary neuroscience perspectives. The author, an expert in both fields, presents the first scientific study of jhana meditation and aligns Buddhist interdependent origination with modern neuroscience. Dennison provides insights into the mind, brain,...

Many ignore or mistrust their body’s messages, disconnecting from their strengths during trauma. Suzanne Scurlock-Durana, with 30 years of experience, discovered the body's wisdom—like an internal GPS—during her own life-threatening trauma. In this compassionate book, she guides readers through the body’s areas, revealing their...

Faithful to the style of Japanese graphic novels, Mystical Manga Tarot invites you on a fascinating adventure in which the answers you seek will be revealed to you. This tarot, based on the Rider-Waite system, is accompanied by a guide book. Whether you're a...

Featuring more than 100 spells, rituals, and potion recipes, this practical grimoire helps witches of all skill levels amplify healing for an invigorating life and an enriched world. We all have the power within us to heal through witchcraft. This timely spellbook will help...

The presence of drugs affects everyone, from parents to casual users. Renowned neuropsychopharmacologist David Nutt offers a bold analysis of the complex relationship between drugs and society in this book. He challenges Western myths, explores missed opportunities in researching substances like LSD and cannabis,...

Neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer's, challenge research due to their impact on the brain. Alzheimer's, the leading cause of dementia, poses a major hurdle to longevity. This book provides scientific and expert insights, clarifying that Alzheimer's and dementia aren't synonymous, debunking senile dementia, and highlighting...

A London museum showcases Garamantian treasures for the first time, drawing huge crowds eager to see the Golden Child and Golden Cord. Rumors of a curse on the Golden Child grow when a mysterious murder occurs. As a German expert hints that the artifacts...

The acclaimed author of Unstable Earth delivers a disturbing and emotional novel about freedom, vulnerability, and sacrifice. Amid a pandemic, Neffy, a biologist scarred by career failures, joins vaccine trials. After a virus mutation, she ends up in a nearly empty hospital with no...

A group of women that resists the squalor of the passage of time; two friends on vacation in an imposing landscape, where she stalks the darkness and the past like a ferocious animal; two sisters who delay parting with their mother's ashes in the...

There are many ways to say goodbye, there are unique moments in which fiction and memory hybridize and take root on the same page to display the network of a farewell. From this painful threshold germinate the linked stories with which Clara Obligado brings...

On January 26, 1936, Dmitri Shostakovich’s Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk was performed at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow with Stalin secretly watching from a box. The next day, Pravda published an editorial titled "Chaos Instead of Music," reportedly written by Stalin, criticizing the opera....

Amid World War II's chaos, young Spanish Communist María Millán loses her mother and brother, fleeing to France. There, after her father's death and a change of identity, she joins the French Resistance. Captured in Lyon, she's sent to Ravensbrück. Meanwhile, Hans Kammler leads...

Theodor Kallifatides, a major European writer of the late 20th century, is celebrated for his novels Campesinos y señores (1973), El arado y la espada (1975), and Una paz cruel (1977), now translated into Spanish for the first time. These works depict his childhood...

When siblings Liv, Ellen and Håkon, along with their partners and children, gather around the table somewhere on the outskirts of Rome to celebrate dad and grandpa Håkon's 70th birthday, an earthquake occurs. Shock and disbelief follow, as the three adult children try to...

A gripping thriller that takes us back to the streets of Oxford. The young Faith Appleford has been kidnapped on the streets of Oxford. For Inspector Fawley, it seems like just another case. However, when Appleford reappears after a miraculous escape, something doesn't add...

According to Genesis, the first punishment was botanical, consisting of our expulsion from a paradise, a garden. Since then, we have lived in longing. Under this tension between exile and belonging, Clara Obligado invites us, through her hybrid writing, on a journey through nature...

Set in California during WWII, The Properties of Thirst tells an epic love story against a backdrop of hardship. Rocky Rhodes battles the Los Angeles Water Department draining his ranch’s aquifers, where he raised his twins and mourns his late wife. As the U.S....

Written by American author F. Scott Fitzgerald and first published in Collier's magazine on May 27, 1922, it was published in the book Tales of the Jazz Age. Fitzgerald was inspired by a comment by Mark Twain. Benjamin Button was born with a strange...