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      • Graphic novel & Manga artwork

        The Flight of the Firefly

        by Vicente Wilson/Cristóbal Torres

        Quintin Quintana, detective, is investigating a series of robberies, in which it is suspected that the perpetrator is Chinese. He goes to a bar looking for Dong Hu, a former soldier, like himself. Dong walks with a crutch and carries a great sorrow in his eyes. His only company is his red dog HongHong, who’s been by his side since the war. While Quintin talks about the robberies, Dong smokes his pipe and gets lost in his war-time memories.

      • Fiction
        May 2019

        Gaoh

        En tierras de Urantia

        by Díaz Latorre, José Ignacio

        Are you ready to read the story of the second coming of Christ in full s. XXI? Do you want to know first-hand who he was, what he did and with whom? Do you know that this time she was a woman and that her mothers were lesbians?Get ready to explode your neurons with this groundbreaking, entertaining, and surprising novel, set in real settings in Spain (Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona) and Europe.Action, adventure, travel, sex, technology, chases, magical scenarios, extraterrestrial beings ...You have before you a new modern and daring thriller that will make you reflect on reality.

      • Biography & True Stories
        December 2016

        Musas, mecenas y amantes.

        Mujeres en torno al Surrealismo

        by Victoria Combalía

        What do these six women have in common, apart from having lived in an extraordinary world and era? They are better known as companions of the male protagonists of their time - Man Ray, Max Ernst, Samuel Beckett, André Breton, TS Eliot or Jean Cocteau, among others - than for their own works. However, they were much more than a name on a caption or a handsome face adorning parties and literary salons.

      • September 2019

        El niño que no quiso llorar

        by Jiménez-Barbero, José Antonio

        Again facing his reflection on the mirror, and again the same idea coming to his mind, putting an end to his life. Inside his clenched fist, mum's sleeping pills, his only hope for escaping the hell esecially designed for him by his schoolmates. His little sister's love being his only reason to endure  a life of hardship, Santiago has become, after years suffering the cruellest of bullyings at school, a mere shadow of himself.   Otra vez frente al espejo, y otra vez con la misma idea, quitarse la vida. En el interior de su mano cerrada, las pastillas de dormir de mamá, su única esperanza para escapar del infierno que han fabricado para él sus propios compañeros de colegio. Sin más aliciente para seguir viviendo que el amor por su hermanita Teresa, Santiago se ha convertido, tras años de estar sufriendo acoso en su colegio, en una sombra de sí mismo. La llegada de Lucía, una niña nueva, extraña y diferente, logrará rescatarlo del universo frío e inhóspito en el que vive, y hará renacer en él la esperanza de volver a sonreír. Pero en el colegio, la persecución continúa y Nacho, su principal acosador, no ceja en su empeño de doblegar su espíritu de un forma u otra. Y Santiago, decidido a no dejarse derrotar, acabará transformándose en aquello que más odia.   The arrival of Lucia, a new classmate, different and awkward, will strike some degree of balance in his life, successfully rescuing him from the cold and barren universe he inhabits and triggering a new desire to smile again. But nothing changes at school: the bullying goes on relentlessly and Nacho, the worst bully, won't give up on his whim to break Santiago's spirit one way or the other. But Santiago, firmly determined not to be defeated, will inevitably turn into the thing he hates the most.

      • April 2016

        Laboratorios de paz en territorios de violencia

        by Miguel Barreto Herinques

        Este libro incide sobre una experiencia sui generis de construcción de paz en Colombia, los Laboratorios de paz. Situados en algunas de las zonas más conflictivas del país, constituyeron programas multidimensionales de construcción de paz desde la base, sostenidos por la sociedad civil, y con el respaldo y participación de la Unión Europea y del Estado colombiano. Esta investigación evalúa en qué medida los laboratorios de paz abrieron caminos novedosos y “fórmulas” alternativas para la paz a nivel local y regional.

      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        February 2020

        You are Not Your Selfie

        9 digital secrets that everybody knows but nobody explains

        by Liliana Arroyo

      • Literature & Literary Studies

        El arte de la cháchara - La poética de lo abigarrado en las novelas de Enrique Lihn

        La poética de lo abigarrado en las novelas de Enrique Lihn

        by Daniel Rojas Pachas

        La trilogía sobre la retórica del poder, que Enrique Lihn nos ha legado, fue creada bajo el signo del bufón y la podemos entender como literatura plural y abigarrada. Antonio Cornejo Polar señala en torno a estos dos conceptos: "corresponde a una especie de supradiscurso multiétnico que acumula, sin sintetizarlas, sus hondas y extensas contradicciones".  En ese tenor, Enrique Lihn señala en uno de sus versos, dedicados al ocio increíble del que somos capaces: “el estilo que por lo cierto no es el hombre / sino la suma de sus incertidumbres”.  En busca de la contradicción inherente, el autor chileno crea realidades ficcionales, que se apartan de lo documental y privilegia generar efectos de enmascaramiento y una comunicación que se da en términos de una combinación de estados neuróticos y paranoides. Habla que remite a un marco de censura y vigilancia, al punto de extremar el locus horridus propiciado por un poder corrupto e irrefrenable. Se trata del reino en que prevalece la palabra vacía e impotente que surge de la censura. Daniel Rojas Pachas nos entrega en este ensayo, una visión profunda y crítica de la narrativa, de uno de los escritores chilenos más importantes del siglo XX.

      • Classic fiction (pre c 1945)
        May 2020

        Beyond the god machine

        by Antonio Solano

        Following a helium escape at the Large Hadron Collider, countless glares of a strange nature are seen in the Valsain area. Alberto Cuellar has the misfortune of being close to one of them and suddenly goes back in time, specifically to the Spanish post-war period. Our protagonist will be immersed in the hard task of explaining where he comes from and the objects he’s carrying with him. When news of him coming from the future are spread, several characters from different countries want to gather information about the Second World War development and how to influence it, through unprecedented personal conversations with the main character. Conspiracies and betrayals are present throughout the novel up to the resolution of the glares issues and the restoration of the normal situation… or the change of the future forever.

      • Children's & YA

        Lights in the Sky

        by Silvia Aliaga, Tatiana Marco, Inma Moya

        Jaehwa and Hyunsoo are enjoying their last summer as annonymous people in the island of Jeju before the debut of their K-pop band, R*E*X. Soon, the mystery of the lighthouse will draw them in.   Far away from that place, all Alex wants is to travel around Europe, leaving both the city of Seoul and his friend Minwoo behind. During his trip he will cross paths with Andrew, a magnetic young man with plenty of secrets and little in the way of answers... At least, at first glance.   Beneath a starry sky, in this last summer of freedom, they will be finding plenty of things about themselves and about Korea, fully unaware of how some of them are about to become the most important K-pop stars in the country.

      • Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
        March 2018

        Muerte en Mitra

        by Miquel Bota

        Wake up, Ramón! What are you looking for? Why? After the partial loss of his memory, Ramón Mitra embarks on an introspective journey that takes him to a destination not imagined. In a delirious transition between reality and possibility, revisiting specific moments of his past, the protagonist of the novel will persist in his efforts to recover the pieces of himself that are missing. With the help of a young nurse, a philosophy student, a pharmacist reading Freud and a provincial secretary, Ramón struggles to achieve enlightenment through his personal odyssey, in which the fight against desire will be the mark of his itinerary. Set in mid-20th century Spain, nothing will be accidental in the history of Ramón Mitra: not his name, not the tests to which he will be subjected, neither the absences nor the presences of his journey.

      • Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
        September 2019

        Cuentos META

        by Enrique Patiño, Hadley Pennington Keefe, Federico Palomera, Lautaro Vincon, Belén Palos, Thais Díaz Montalvo, María Toca, Dixon Acosta Medellín

        Is the goal the beginning or the end? Is the goal sequel or consequence? META Stories brings together eight narrative voices that transform realities, invert solutions and reconcile results with objectives, so that the purpose of their actions exceeds their own expectations. Some of the inhabitants of this playing field are: an ambitious journalist and an anti-establishment revolutionary planning known theories on outdated models; a perfect couple who decides their own path of perdition; a Russian teacher determined to beat the winter cold in postwar Spain; a young woman who finds a peculiar way of transmuting her family reality; a dressmaker's apprentice who in World War II Paris amends wrappings and fabrics; a mother who is reborn in a story already written; a woman who prefers to live to imagine, and for whom an outcome is reconstructed; and a man who learns the true meaning of not scoring a goal. The characters and voices in these stories pose new challenges in the extremes of a biographical journey in which the beginning and the end are part of a process of knowledge.

      • 2022

        La puerta del mar

        by Miren Agur Meabe

        The night her mother died, Elora saw a flash of purple lightning from the window of the Saint-Étienne hospital. She instantly understood that the flash was her mother's flame, recently freed from the world. And, at the same time, she saw a figure draw itself on the glass fogged up by the winter cold: a heart. And the fact is that Elora, like her mother before her, like her grandmother, with whom she must move, possesses a gift that makes her special, intuitive, wise... Like so many women from other times and places, grandmother and granddaughter will have to survive together and be strong. And Elora will discover more than one secret in her new home, on the strange Île Cormoran, the island of the cormorants.

      • Children's & YA

        Zuma y el cocodrilo sagrado

        by Susanna Isern, Rebeca Luciani

        Along with her friends Bongo and Jackal, Zuma will walk away from the town to get water. What will happen when the night surprises her and she meets a giant crocodile? Legend says that Crocodiles rained down from Heaven after a time of great drought ... A story about the African Mossi tribe. The girls who inhabit the earth are strong, feisty and brave. They are protagonists of adventures and perform important actions.

      • El Libro de los Saludos

        by Arianna Squilloni

        Everyday we greet people we happen to meet either by chance or by design. We humans are greeting each other all the time all over the world. But do we know what it really means to tell another person things like "Hello", "Ciao", "Good morning" or "Goodbye"? Did you know that when you say “Ciao” to someone you are saying that you are their slave? Or that many forms of greeting consist precisely of wishing the other person health, while saying “Hola” or “Hello” are just ways of attracting their attention? El libro de los saludos ("The Book of Greetings") proposes a journey through the history, customs and habits of the way people greet each other all over the world. In this book you will find many anecdotes and curious facts and you will discover the strangest and funniest customs, coming from peoples from the furthest corners of the planet. Enjoy this fascinating and informative journey through the cultural history of humanity, a journey that reminds us that nobody is an island and that we all belong to one great family. And that the small daily interactions between people are what makes us truly human.

      • 2021

        La bruja de Berchtesgaden

        by Beatriz Osés

        Intrigue, mystery and humour amidst paranormal events with the most eccentric characters you can imagine. A call from Inspector Roth takes Albert out of his criminology studies in Amsterdam and brings him back to Bremen. Two teenagers have died and, given the characteristics surrounding the crimes, his collaboration would be very opportune...

      • July 2016

        Santo de palo

        by Mario Salazar Montero

        Kurzinformation ISBN 978-3-9525331-1-6 Titel “Santo de palo”. Mario Salazar Montero. Novela Existe sin duda alguna gente honesta en este mundo y en esta vida; gente admirable en quien confiar las vicisitudes íntimas y las incertidumbres, gente reconocible sin necesidad de alharaca de su parte, mortales comunes y corrientes, guiados por su propia experiencia, intuición y sufrimiento. Existe también desde luego otro tipo de consejeros, siempre en busca de reconocimiento, urgidos y ansiosos por obtener una aureola de bienhechores certificados, cueste lo que cueste, carentes de escrúpulos. A algunos entre estos últimos la suerte y la vida les sonrien, encuentran cómplices y adeptos, viven y mueren apestando a santidad comprada: son los inútiles “Santos de palo”; otros, menos afortunados, reciben a tiempo un merecido. Si el lugar geográfico donde los personajes que encarnan estas dos opciones de ayuda al prójimo es un pueblo a orillas del Océano Pacífico donde viven y conviven con sus protegidos o sus sometidos, un rincón perdido en las selvas tropicales de Suramérica, empobrecido y abusado, la selva no tiene en cuenta detalles de nacionalidad a la hora de castigar a su manera una santidad falsificada. Mario Salazar Montero. Geboren in Kolumbien, Südamerika. Lebt seit vielen Jahren in der Schweiz. Schriftsteller und Ingenieur. Hat mehrere Romane und Kurzgeschichten veröffentlicht. Spanisch und Deutsch. Mehr zum Autor und seinem literarischen Werk unter www.mariosalazar.ch

      • Literature & Literary Studies
        July 2017

        Delitos de poca envergadura

        by Simón Ergas

        Delitos de poca envergadura reúne relatos breves ilustrados que retratan lo agobiante de la existencia bajo las normas de convivencia social. Los cuentos abordan el absurdo, lo insólito o el sinsentido al que nos sometemos para mantener el orden público. Este libro ganó el PREMIO A LA EDICIÓN 2017 en la categoría Ficción.

      • Fiction
        February 2019

        Savage Wednesdays

        by Susana Hernández

      • Children's & YA
        February 2020

        Verbedíns: La profecía de los lienzos perdidos

        by Dalvareze

        The Silver siblings have separated. Daniela has stayed in Monte Varetto, without completely understanding the events that occurred in The Fortress; Andrés has embarked on a meaningless journey, which will bring him a lot of pain. The War of the Inks has restarted and the guys will have to see their lives get mixed up with a conflict that their entire family has tried to avoid unsuccessfully. Without knowing very well what to do, they will discover a truth that will drag them to the depths of an ancient prophecy and it will be in their hands to stop the liberation of the Natural Masters, and with it, the end of the world as we know it. In the second novel of Verbedíns the readers will find high doses of action, magic and conspiracy.

      • Sin fronteras

        Y otros relatos

        by Gustavo Cuervo

        Emotion, risk, pain, love, patience, heat, joy... The sensations that unexpectedly assail the open-minded traveler who travels the world off the beaten track, are the basis of these unique stories. Fantastic landscapes as a stage, and its people as actors, help the author to weave his feelings with a simple and passionate prose. True stories that will undoubtedly delight many sofa travelers, but also many action travelers. The remote Tibet, the developed North America, the wild Africa, the Europe of the Iron Curtain or the young Australia, are the extraordinary continents that penetrate the soul of the author while the wind reaches his face, at the same time he discovers the world. An exciting reading that captures and invites the journey without prejudice, without borders, a reading with a moral, with the tricks of an expert adventurer and, above all, with the purest essence of the greatest adventure, life. http://interfolio.es/Actual/Entradas/2010/2/22_SIN_FRONTERAS.html

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