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      • Beverley Slopen Literary Agency

        Beverley Slopen Literary Agency has a diverse, distinguished list ranging from major works of history to delightful comic fiction, from self-help to classic memoirs, from award-winning literary and commercial fiction to pop culture and true crime. Whatever the category, we strive for intelligent, accessible and entertaining writing. The Forgotten Daughter by Joanna Goodman from Harper US is a sizzling follow-up to her hugely successful novel The Home For Unwanted Girls. Terry Fallis, author of 8 comic novels, notably Albatross, the heart-winning tale of a championship golfer who hates golf (https://terryfallis.com ). New fiction features Ehab Elgammal’s poignant novel of leaving Egypt. In non-fiction: The Great State: China and World by Timothy Brook, author of the popular Vermeer’s Hat published in 17 territories. Our catalogue features biographies, historical fiction, mysteries, and a new book on supporting your immune system.

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      • Libros del Zorro Rojo

        National Prize for Publishing 2011 Spanish Ministry of Culture Bologna Prize Best Children's Publisher of the year 2015

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      • Trusted Partner
        Das Geräusch der Dinge beim Fallen
        January 2017

        Das Geräusch der Dinge beim Fallen

        Roman

        by Vásquez, Juan Gabriel / Spanisch Lange, Susanne

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        Die Liebenden von Allerheiligen
        November 2018

        Die Liebenden von Allerheiligen

        Erzählungen

        by Vásquez, Juan Gabriel / Spanisch Lange, Susanne

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        Die geheime Geschichte Costaguanas
        January 2016

        Die geheime Geschichte Costaguanas

        Roman

        by Vásquez, Juan Gabriel / Spanisch Lange, Susanne

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        Die Informanten
        December 2011

        Die Informanten

        Roman

        by Vásquez, Juan Gabriel / Spanisch Lange, Susanne

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        Capitana
        January 2022

        Capitana

        Thriller

        by Melissa Scrivner Love, Thomas Wörtche, Sven Koch, Andrea Stumpf

        Lola Vasquez ist eine brillante Gang-Leaderin, eine Capitana, die all ihre Rivalen nach und nach ausgeschaltet hat und nun über ein eigenes Gebiet in South Central, L.A., herrscht. Mit ihrem Aufstieg in der Hierarchie der Unterwelt zieht sie die Aufmerksamkeit eines gefährlichen neuen Kartells auf sich und gerät in einen tödlichen Drogenkrieg, der alles zu zerstören droht, was sie aufgebaut hat. Bald brennt es an allen Ecken und Fronten, und Lola muss all ihre tödlichen Managerqualitäten einsetzen, um das Allerschlimmste zu verhindern und ihre Lieben zu schützen. Koste es, was es wolle ...

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        Lola
        March 2019

        Lola

        Thriller

        by Thomas Wörtche, Sven Koch, Andrea Stumpf, Melissa Scrivner Love

        South Central, L.A. Lola Vasquez ist klein, zierlich, unscheinbar, anscheinend eine chica unter vielen in der Latino-Gang The Crenshaw Six. Die Gang versucht, möglichst unauffällig zu agieren, und zu dieser Strategie in einer Mucho-macho-Welt gehört auch, dass Lola nicht sichtbar wird, denn in Wahrheit ist sie die Chefin der Gang, ebenso brillant wie rücksichtslos. Die Karten werden neu gemischt, als sie in einen Krieg zwischen einem etablierten Großdealer, einem expansionswilligen mexikanischen Kartell und einem neuen Großlieferanten gezogen wird. Auch die Polizei und die Staatsanwaltschaft mischen mit – eine Gang wie jede andere. Lolas Achillesferse ist ihre Familie, ihre Crack-Mutter und ihr nicht allzu schlauer Bruder. Als es hart auf hart kommt, muss Lola ein paar Entscheidungen fällen, die alles andere als leichtfallen …

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        Lola
        March 2019

        Lola

        Thriller

        by Melissa Scrivner Love, Thomas Wörtche, Sven Koch, Andrea Stumpf

        South Central, L.A. Lola Vasquez ist klein, zierlich, unscheinbar, anscheinend eine chica unter vielen in der Latino-Gang The Crenshaw Six. Die Gang versucht, möglichst unauffällig zu agieren, und zu dieser Strategie in einer Mucho-macho-Welt gehört auch, dass Lola nicht sichtbar wird, denn in Wahrheit ist sie die Chefin der Gang, ebenso brillant wie rücksichtslos. Die Karten werden neu gemischt, als sie in einen Krieg zwischen einem etablierten Großdealer, einem expansionswilligen mexikanischen Kartell und einem neuen Großlieferanten gezogen wird. Auch die Polizei und die Staatsanwaltschaft mischen mit – eine Gang wie jede andere. Lolas Achillesferse ist ihre Familie, ihre Crack-Mutter und ihr nicht allzu schlauer Bruder. Als es hart auf hart kommt, muss Lola ein paar Entscheidungen fällen, die alles andere als leichtfallen …

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      • Movies to Imagine. The Adventure Begins in Yucatan
        Television & film (Children's/YA)
        2015

        Movies to Imagine. The Adventure Begins in Yucatan

        by Zoraida Vásquez Beveraggi

        The cinematograph is one of the greatest inventions of all times. Children and adults continue to be amazed at the screen. We never stop asking: Who invented the movies?, where?, when?, which was the first film? Although many books have been written to answer all these questions, we wanted to know whan happened in Mexico; so we reviewed old documents and kept asking the experts. At the end of this journey we found an answer that very few know of: The first feature film was done in Merida, Yucatan in 1916! Prize in Eur 13:00. This book is coedition with the Secretary of Culture in Mexico. 92,070 copies sold to the Secretary of Public Education

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      • Engranaje I: La venganza es nuestra

        Engranaje I: La venganza es nuestra

        by Esteban Morales / Daniel Rojas Pachas

        La venganza es nuestra expone una variedad de representaciones de la realidad a través del arte gráfico. El compilado presenta humor y sátira nacional gracias al trabajo de Christiano. Su obra encarna un espíritu testimonial y coloquial de la vida en Chile a fines del siglo XX. Juan Vásquez, valiéndose únicamente del poder de la imagen genera un retrato que resalta la fuerza de las culturas precolombinas. Necrotax y Mauricio Menares hacen actualizaciones de leyendas nacionales del sur de Chile, la Pincoya, el Trauco, el Chonchón. Esteban Morales plantea una corta historia sobre el animalismo. Propuestas que se acercan a la literatura por los materiales que trabajan, leyendas y literatura latinoamericana. La obra de Claudio Rocco es una muestra del cómic strip o historieta de humor, cercana al cartoon. El arte de Iván Llanos demuestra su interpretación de una cultura del videojuego y el manga, mientras que Bastián Brauning, portadista e ilustrador expone un arte cercano al tatuaje y al graffiti con una mirada contestaria y punk.Escapando del límite de los centralismos y la mirada reduccionista de los grandes centros. Este libro constituye un punto de fuga y una invitación al lector. Proyecto Financiado por el Fondo del libro y la lectura 2021 del Ministerio de las culturas, las artes y el patrimonio de Chile.

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      • Envoltorios colombianos (cocina en hojas)
        Food & Drink
        September 2020

        Envoltorios colombianos (cocina en hojas)

        Técnicas profesionales de cocina

        by Carlos Gaviria Arbeláez

        “In Colombia, the art of cooking with leaves is a legacy of our indigenous cuisine, this means that, since before the arrival of the Spaniards, the aboriginal women cook was already taking advantage of a great variety of leaves and with them, she prepared different recipes, many of them which during the colonial years were intervened by Spanish and African cooks, and thus contributed to the miscegenation and the enrichment of our current cuisine” (taken from the prologue, written by Julián Estrada Ochoa). Please get rid of the myth that cooking corn, grinding and wrapping is expensive, requires field, needs many people, or that it is Christmas. This book allows you to get a friendly approach to these preparations and that, together with the arepas, let's start cooking our dough with identity and pride.

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      • Mexican Americans Across Generations
        April 2011

        Mexican Americans Across Generations

        by Vasquez, Jessica M.

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      • Geografía Gastronómica Venezolana: Edición Especial Siglo XXI
        Geography
        May 2020

        Geografía Gastronómica Venezolana: Edición Especial Siglo XXI

        Con recetas de 49 excelentes chefs venezolanos en la diáspora.

        by Ramón David León Author: Ramón David León; Daniel León; Editor; Julio León, Editor

        This book first came out in 1954 and it’s considered one of the pioneers in trying to paint a picture of our cuisine. The second volume boasts the other 63, and 49 remaining recipes, prepared by several Venezuelan chefs that are in exile. It wasn’t possible to write down the recipes for all biographies, since some include entries about the tabaco del guácharo, coffee, white rum, and pollo cañero (a type of toad eaten in the Orinoco Delta), among others. The new edition of Geografía gastronómica venezolana also includes a photographic journey with panoramic images from emblematic Venezuelan locations.

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      • Cultural industries and creative economy in latin america: Economic and social development in the region
        May 2018

        Cultural industries and creative economy in latin america: Economic and social development in the region

        by Andrea Carolina Redondo Méndez, Javier Hernández Acosta, Leydi Higidio Henao, Keith Nurse, Alicia Shepherd, José Daniel Flores, Jonathan Cárdenas, René Isaías Castro Vergara, Marta Lucía Tostes Vieira, Liliana Marquez Orozco, Jorge Ricardo Vásquez, Verónica Anahí Herrera, Karely Estefanía Rodríguez

        This book aims to be a starting point to highlight the role of the academy in regards to cultural and creative industries through an effort of a group of scholars from the region who have been connected to the creative ecosystem. Essays and investigations present a sample of the research agenda needed by the sector. The book includes an overview from the role of creative and cultural industries in the economic and social development to entrepreneurs´  experiences and challenges of achieving sustainable business models. The chapters published in this work are excellent starting points for the most important conversations we will face in the coming years. The first part aims to bring the reader closer to a general context of both the description of the current situation and the opnening to opportunities offered by the formalization, support, and development of cultural activities. In the second part, it is recognized that the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean are culture producers and, therefore, have been identifying opportunities and finding, in the creative economy, a sustainable main activity of their economies.

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      • Savage Frontier Volume IV 1842-1845

        Savage Frontier Volume IV 1842-1845

        Rangers, Riflemen, and Indian Wars in Texas

        by Stephen L. Moore

        This fourth and final volume of the Savage Frontier series completes the history of the Texas Rangers and frontier warfare in the Republic of Texas era. During this period of time, fabled Captain John Coffee Hays and his small band of Rangers were often the only government-authorized frontier fighters employed to keep the peace. Author Stephen L. Moore covers the assembly of Texan forces to repel two Mexican incursions during 1842, the Vasquez and Woll invasions. This volume covers the resulting battle at Salado Creek, the defeat of Dawson’s men, and a skirmish at Hondo Creek near San Antonio. Texas Rangers also played a role in the ill-fated Somervell and Mier expeditions. By 1844, Captain Hays’ Rangers had forever changed the nature of frontier warfare with the use of the Colt five-shooter repeating pistol. This new weapon allowed his men to remain on horseback and keep up a continuous and deadly fire in the face of overwhelming odds, especially at Walker’s Creek. Through extensive use of primary military documents and first-person accounts, Moore sets the record straight on some of Jack Hays’ lesser-known Comanche encounters. “Moore’s fourth and final volume of the Savage Frontier series contains many compelling battle narratives, but there is a wealth of social as well as military history lurking in these chapters. No one who is interested in the people and the problems of the Texas Republic can afford to leave these pages unread.”—James E. Crisp, author of How Did Davy Die? And Why Do We Care So Much?

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