Anagrama

A powerful and urgent collection of short stories that explores the traces left by conflicts—even years after they have ended—on the lives of those who never experienced them directly. With a sober, concise, and forceful prose, Liadan Ní Chuinn delivers unpredictable and memorable stories...

Who is Mr. Ripley? In this volume, we bring together five novels where he is the main protagonist, such as Ripley's Mask, where he marries a wealthy heiress and he returns as an apparently respectable man. He appears in other novels gathering a brilliant...

Two volumes with all the books of Patricia Highsmith's haunting and elusive antihero: the iconic forger and serial killer Tom Ripley. Who is Mr. Ripley? In this first volume we bring together two novels: The Talent of Mr. Ripley and Ripley Under Ground. /...

Two volumes with all the books of Patricia Highsmith's haunting and elusive antihero: the iconic forger and serial killer Tom Ripley. Who is Mr. Ripley? In this second volume appear Ripley's Game, The Boy Who Followed Ripley and Ripley Under Water, the brilliant closing...

Two works by Shakespeare (“The Merchant of Venice” and “Antony and Cleopatra”) that were largely misread and unfairly relegated to the background.

Written by one of the masters of the current crime novel. An elegant and intelligent thriller in the style of Hitchcock and HighsmithA woman searching for love, a religious caretaker, a researcher trapped in her marriage. Three women whose lives seem as far apart...

An actor, recently divorced, at loose ends in New York; a woman, no less lonely, perhaps even more desperate than the man: they meet by chance in an all-night diner and are drawn to each other on the spot. Roaming the city streets, hitting...

Three Times at Dawn explores this question while leaving greater mysteries in its wake. A man and a woman -the same couple in each case- meet in a trio of hotels; first she is a seductress, he a traveling salesman; on another night she is...

This trilogy brings together three works by author Sergio Pitol: The Art of Escape, The Journey, and The Magician from Vienna. In The Art of Escape Pitol proposes a new form, in The Journey Pitol writes of a return to the Soviet Union, and...

This volume collects the first three novels of a key author of contemporary French literature. Three novels that received numerous awards: they represent brilliant novels, social complicity, organized crime, and parties in this black period of twentieth century France, specifically occupied Paris. / Este...

The three novels that make up this Passion Trilogy openly ally against labels and market trends and, since we are talking about painting, we quote Degas with Harwicz when he warns that "the artist must begin his work with the same spirit as a...

A testimony of a skeptical man from Havana who returns from a long journey which leads nowhere. Pedro Juan Gutiérrez carries out some much needed catharsis in this book, which is tough and in large part autobiographical. Pedro Juan lives on the edge of...

This international literary phenomenon—the title inspired by William Blake’s poem The Tyger—is a forensic exploration into how to speak about the unspeakable. Repeatedly exposed to sexual violence as a child, Neige Sinno tells of a family life built around lies and deception. She was...

Tristessa is the name with which Kerouac baptized Esperanza Villanueva, a Catholic Mexican young woman, a prostitute and addict to certain drugs, whom he fell in love with during one of his stays in Mexico -a country that he frequently visited - by the...

The kidnapping of the beautiful Greek queen Helen by the Trojan prince Paris triggers a war between the two people. The Greeks send their fleet and besiege the city of Troy. The conflict will last ten years, and will cause much suffering and many...

Cortés enters Mehxicoh-Tenoxtitlan with his nine captains, his two translators –Friar Aguilar and Malinalli, interpreter and lover–, his troops and their horses. There the princess Atotoxtli, sister and wife of Moctezuma, accompanied by the priests, entertains them with a meal, and later the emperor...

Ambitious, solid, risky: Sara Mesa returns with a novel in which the most unsuspected impulses of its protagonists are emerging while the community builds its scapegoat.«Mesa's writing vindicates in each line its strict literary aspect» (Manuel Hidalgo, El Mundo)."A very solid writer. A serene...

Pierre Angot, a sophisticated Parisian who doesn’t even think about marriage, and Rachel Schwartz, a modest Jewish girl, have a relationship, leaving a daughter, Christine. The girl grows up with her mother, but her father, who has formed another family, will eventually contact his...

To these seven narratives of neurological disorder Dr. Sacks brings the same humanity, poetic observation, and infectious sense of wonder that are apparent in his bestsellers Awakenings and The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat. These men, women, and one extraordinary child emerge as brilliantly...

The artist Masuji Ono besides devoting his art to the celebration of physical beauty, he put his work in the service of the imperialist movement that led Japan into World War II. Memories from youth and the "floating world" offer him escape and redemption....