Non Fiction

The Art of Always Being Right catalogues the 38 subtle tricks businessmen, negotiators, politicians, and lawyers use to gain advantage. It may well be that you are in the right. But once you enter into a debate with someone else being right is not...

This work gathers material from the newspaper La Nación between 2006 and 2011, covering the great events that occurred to Liniers in that period, but also small details of his daily life. An approach full of sensitivity, intelligence, and humor. / ¿Pueden las mujeres...

This is an inventory of phobias and whims, delicious album of dates, frustrated projects and declarations of love -to photocopies, to drafts and to Chilean poetry. This is a passionate, strange, fun and melancholic book. / Inventario de filias, fobias y caprichos, delicioso álbum...

The hell with it ...let chaos reign ...louder music, more wine ...All the old traditions are exhausted and no new one is yet established. All bets are off! The odds are cancelled! It's anybody's ballgame ...' Tom Wolfe introduces and exults in his generation's...

/ El perspicaz Hobbes escribió una frase terrible que podríamos repetir todos: "El día que yo nací, mi madre parió dos gemelos: yo y mi miedo."» Así comienza este viaje al país del miedo donde aparecen los miedos normales y los miedos patológicos; se...

Stephen Fry returns to ancient Greece to revisit The Odyssey, one of the central epic tales of world literature. Adventure, vengeance, passion, and humor bring his series on classical myths to a close.

Are you ready to travel to the unicorn forest? With more than 1,200 shiny adhesive diamonds, you can make the enchanting scenes inside sparkle. Whether it is a unicorn or a pegasus, a butterfly or a flower, there is a whole magical world full...

Ready to travel to the bottom of the sea? With more than 900 shiny adhesive diamonds, you can make the charming scenes inside sparkle. Whether in a coral reef or the Arctic, with fish or dolphins, a whole fantastic world under the sea is...

Human, All Too Human (1878) marks the point where Nietzsche abandons German romanticism for the French Enlightenment. At a moment of crisis in his life (no longer a friend of Richard Wagner, forced to leave academic life through ill health), he sets out his...

The Tradition of Freedom is one of the most illuminating books by Dalmacio Negro, a thinker who understood freedom not as a slogan, but as a way of being in the world. In these pages, the reader discovers that political freedom is born of...

This is a stark examination of power tactics. Written in 1864 by Maurice Joly as a satire against the French Second Empire, the book soon transcends its context to become something more unsettling: a treatise on authoritarianism when it learns to speak the language...

From the gloomy castles of Romanticism to the menacing suburbs of the 21st century, this work traces a fascinating journey through the evolution of Gothic and horror literature, exploring how fear has been, over the centuries, a reflection of the deepest obsessions, anxieties, and...

THE SCARIEST KAWAII! The scariest trip to the planet of cuteness! In this new book from the world’s most adorable series, Angela Nguyen takes you on a journey through a universe filled with super-cute vampires, bats, witches, monsters, and ghosts. Learn to draw like...

Would you like to learn how to observe the sky? Would you like to identify constellations and planets, find your way around with a star chart, or locate galaxies, clusters, and nebulae? Do you have a telescope stored in the closet because you don't...

Why is the Earth round? How much does it weigh? How was the universe formed? Who invented the internet? Is it possible to build a time machine? What are black holes? Why does a slice of bread always fall butter-side down? This book answers...

Cicero's The Republic is an impassioned plea for responsible government written just before the civil war that ended the Roman Republic in a dialogue following Plato. Drawing on Greek political theory, the work embodies the mature reflections of the Roman ex-consul on the nature...

To be an influential thinker today, what topics must be addressed? How should one shape one’s own work? Is it advisable to criticize others? How should texts be interpreted? These questions inevitably lead us to others of an even more general nature: what types...

Written in 1901 but hidden for years for fear of reprisals against his family, ‘The United States of Lynching’ portrays one of the darkest periods in American history: the era of Jim Crow laws (a set of state and local laws in the United...

This is a collection of Krishnamurti's speeches and informal talks where he discusses war, politics and global tensions. It's especially vital in these times where people are overwhelmed by bad news and discord on all sides. On its 40th anniversary, Krishnamurti was invited to...

In the digital age, is artificial intelligence the new god? In this profound essay, Claudia Paganini develops a highly controversial philosophical thesis: for the first time, human beings — rather than merely imagining a god — have created one. Artificial intelligence is increasingly assuming...