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Calixta Editores is a Colombian publishing house, creative and avant-garde, whose main objective is to support and promote literary culture and to generate cultural spaces, where opportunities are created to share new projects and opinions.We are a company that has been consolidating itself in the market for six years as a proper publisher, well-known for the publication of new authors, especially Colombians. Our purpose is to spread and encourage the culture of reading and writing to generate active participation from authors in the cultural and artistic movement of the country.Divided into five thematic lines, we have more than 100 titles and 70 authors, what makes us one of the most active independent publishing on the market.
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June 2022Poison Artist
Thriller | Unheimliche Mordserie in San Francisco. Ein Toxikologe ermittelt.
by Jonathan Moore, Stefan Lux
»Poison Artist ist eine elektrisierende Lektüre, die sich von Schock zu Schock steigert. Ich habe die letzten 100 Seiten in einem Rutsch gelesen. Das letzte Kapitel ist ein absoluter Knaller. Ich habe seit Roter Drache nichts so Furchterregendes mehr gelesen.« Stephen King Der brillante Toxikologe Caleb Maddox lernt in einer Bar die verführerische Emmeline kennen. Sie flüstert ihm beim Absinth etwas zu, bekommt sein Blut an ihre Finger und streift dann zum Abschied mit ihren Lippen sein Ohr. Er muss sie wiedersehen ... Auf der Suche nach ihr wird Caleb von der Gerichtsmedizin San Francisco um seine Expertise gebeten, denn aus der Bay werden immer mehr Männer geborgen, die unter unbeschreiblichen Schmerzen gestorben sein müssen. Die Suche nach dem Mörder verschränkt sich bald mit Calebs Jagd nach Emmeline, und je näher er beiden kommt, desto gefährlicher wird es für ihn ...
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Fantasy2012Found (Book #8 of the Vampire Journals)
by Morgan Rice
In the final book of the series, Caitlin and Caleb awake in ancient Israel, in the time of Christ. Does Caitlin find her Dad? The ancient vampire shield? Will her love with Caleb survive this final trip back in time? This file also contains a sneak preview of Morgan Rice's new series: THE VAMPIRE LEGACY.
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November 2012The One Who Saves Me
Out of Print
by Cardeno C., Paul Richmond, Paul Richmond
A Book in the Home SeriesAt fourteen, Andrew Thompson and Caleb Lakes become best friends. As the years pass, they stand by each other through family trauma, school, and the start of their careers. They share their first sexual experiences as friends, learning and experimenting. And they talk each other through countless dates and breakups. Decades of trust and loyalty build a deep and abiding friendship —until Andrew suffers a tragedy. Caleb moves in with him, and the parameters of their unique relationship blur.Wrestling with feelings he can’t articulate, Andrew spirals into self-loathing. Caleb struggles to help his friend heal, but he longs for more than Andrew can give him. After so many years, neither man knows how to break out of his established role. After all, boyfriends come and go, but best friends are forever. ;
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Graphic novelsMocha Dick
The legend of the White Whale
by Francisco Ortega, Gonzalo Martínez
After turning 15, Caleb Hienam, son of a whaling businessman, goes on his first journey to learn the family business. In the ship he meets Aliro Leftraru, one of the sailors, a descendant of the mapuche people. When the ship where they work bumps into a whaling ship filled with survivors from a monstrous white whale attack, Caleb and Aliro will discover the story of Mocha and will develop a plan to prevent the indiscriminate hunting of whales on the Pacific Ocean... An adventure that history will never forget. Based on the real story that inspired Moby Dick! Mocha Dick has been published in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, México, Spain, Colombia and France.
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Poor Ghost
by David Starkey
The Next Great Rock and Roll Novel. On a September afternoon in Santa Barbara, a private jet carrying the members of Poor Ghost—one of America’s most storied rock bands—plunges into the backyard of Caleb Crane, a retired insurance salesman. Still mourning his wife’s death from Covid, Caleb finds himself navigating trauma, grief, and loss, all while his quiet neighborhood is invaded by pushy reporters and rabid Poor Ghost fans. For fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & the Six and its fictional documentary structure, Poor Ghost moves back and forth between the impact of the plane crash on Caleb’s life and an oral history of Poor Ghost—from its beginnings as a working-class punk band to rock icons. As the twisting and turning strands of the plot converge, readers are shown what happens when different worlds (literally) collide with one another, and how we view, negotiate, argue with, and aid those who are unlike us.
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AdventureJanuary 2016Haffling
by Caleb James
All sixteen-year-old Alex Nevus wants is to be two years older and become his sister Alice’s legal guardian. That, and he’d like his first kiss, preferably with Jerod Haynes, the straight boy with the beautiful girlfriend and the perfect life. Sadly, wanting something and getting it are very different. Strapped with a mentally ill mother, Alex fears for his own sanity. Having a fairy on his shoulder only he can see doesn't help, and his mom's schizophrenia places him and Alice in constant jeopardy of being carted back into foster care. When Alex's mother goes missing, everything falls apart. Frantic, he tracks her to a remote corner of Manhattan and is transported to another dimension—the land of the Unsee, the realm of the Fey. There he finds his mother held captive by the power-mad Queen May and learns he is half-human and half-fey—a Haffling. As Alex’s human world is being destroyed, the Unsee is being devoured by a ravenous mist. Fey are vanishing, and May needs to cross into the human world. She needs something only Alex can provide, and she will stop at nothing to possess it… to possess him.
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EducationSailing in a Concrete Boat
A Teacher's Journey
by Leggo, C.
Sailing in a Concrete Boat: A Teacher’s Journey is a novel-length narrative composed in a sequence of short fictions and poetry linked by recurring characters, themes, events, and setting. The narrative explores the experiences and emotions of a school teacher named Caleb Robinson. He teaches in a conservative church-administered school in a rural Newfoundland town called Morrow’s Cove. Caleb struggles to understand what it means to be a teacher, husband, lover, friend, father, Christian, and human being. Sailing in a Concrete Boat raises many questions about pedagogy as questioning, freedom of expression, conservative religious beliefs, breaking silences, and curriculum as cultural reproduction instead of cultural transformation. Above all, Sailing in a Concrete Boat seeks to narrate the complex lived experiences of a school teacher as he questions love, family, community, vocation, well-being, romance, spirituality, authority, silence, truth, and identity. In order to make sense of his tangled living experiences, Caleb is always remembering and researching his past in order to write and rewrite his future. Sailing in a Concrete Boat will be a valuable resource in both undergraduate and graduate courses in teacher education, curriculum and pedagogy, life writing, poetic inquiry, arts-based research, and narrative inquiry. Social Fictions Series Editorial Advisory Board Carl Bagley, University of Durham, UK Anna Banks, University of Idaho, USA Carolyn Ellis, University of South Florida, USA Rita Irwin, University of British Columbia, Canada J. Gary Knowles, University of Toronto, Canada Laurel Richardson, The Ohio State University (Emeritus), USA ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Carl Leggo is a poet and professor in the Department of Language and Literacy Education at the University of British Columbia where he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in writing and narrative inquiry. His books include: Growing Up Perpendicular on the Side of a Hill; View from My Mother’s House; Come-By-Chance; Teaching to Wonder: Responding to Poetry in the Secondary Classroom; Lifewriting as Literary Metissage and an Ethos for Our Times (co-authored with Erika Hasebe-Ludt and Cynthia Chambers); Being with A/r/tography (co-edited with Stephanie Springgay, Rita L. Irwin, and Peter Gouzouasis); Creative Expression, Creative Education (co-edited with Robert Kelly); Poetic Inquiry: Vibrant Voices in the Social Sciences (co-edited with Monica Prendergast and Pauline Sameshima); and Speaking of Teaching (co-authored with Avraham Cohen, Marion Porath, Anthony Clarke, Heesoon Bai, and Karen Meyer).
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RomanceDecember 2015First Beast
by Avalon, Faye
To protect his pack, he must guard his heart. Lost on Bodmin Moor, twelve-year-old Talia Summers was cold, hurt and terrified, before being saved by a black panther that materialized out of the night. Years later, Talia returns to the moor in search of that magnificent beast, but instead finds a man leading a clan of shape shifters. Yet the connection she remembers is strangely absent. She despairs of ever finding it again—until a stranger steps into her shower. Back to claim his rightful place, Caleb McLeod’s fierce attraction to his half-brother’s female is tempered by the fact she’s a human. Worse, a journalist. He’ll not have his people’s survival threatened by a human female who continually pushes the boundaries of pack rules. His solution? Mate with her. Control her. And if his brother doesn’t like it, they’ll simply have to share. For now. But suspicion and lies threaten the growing bond between Talia and Caleb, and the past has a way of catching up. A way of destroying the bridge built between two worlds…between two hearts.
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January 2017Because EVERYTHING is RIGHT but EVERYTHING is WRONG
by Erin Donohue
Can you be lost and not know it? Can other people stop you from being lost? Seventeen-year-old Caleb’s world is disintegrating, his walls are closing in, his sky is threatening to fall. He’s barely holding on. To deadlines. To friends. To family. To mum. To Pat. But he has Casey.
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RomanceAugust 2015Cowboy Valentine
by Hopkins, Mia
Forget chocolate and flowers. This homegrown honey is all the sweetness he craves. Small-town life is nothing but a waiting room for eighteen-year-old honor student Corazón Gomez. Work and school leave little time for love, but with a full-ride Ivy League scholarship and a one-way ticket out of the boondocks, who needs it? The answer appears on Valentine’s Day when her old cowboy crush ambles into the ice cream parlor where she works, inviting her to go on a late-night ride in his truck. For the first time she wavers between staying on the straight and narrow, and going off-road with the handsome heartbreaker. After four years working on ranches all over the country, Caleb MacKinnon is back on the family farm helping out his mom and brothers while his father fights cancer. The one bright spot: smart, funny, and wickedly sexy Cora. From the start, they both know this blazing-hot love affair can’t last. But when autumn comes and Cora has to leave for the East Coast, Caleb must find a solution to keep himself—and his heart—from falling apart. Warning: Contains hard, cherry-poppin’ sex in a pickup truck and a cowboy charmer who talks dirty in two languages.
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Fantasy2012Vowed (Book #7 of the Vampire Journals)
by Morgan Rice
Caitlin and Caleb land in Scotland in 1350, a time of knights and armor, and they celebrate the wedding of a lifetime. Sam and Polly fall deeply in love, too. But Blake has appeared and so has Sera, and Scarlet, too, finds herself in danger, as we learn who her true parents. Kyle has landed, too, and as they fall into his elaborate trap, Caitlin and the others are on a race to find the final key.
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Children's & YAFebruary 2021El tiempo tiene nombre (Time Has Different Names)
by Laura Romero
Caleb’s mom is always in a hurry; Martina’s grandmother writes poetry at night because she doesn’t have time during the day. And Zoe can’t fall asleep, and she wants her dad to be with her in doing so. Isabel eats her afternoon snack while she does her homework, and gets everything dirty. But she doesn’t have time to do one thing at a time. But children do things at their time, one thing at a time, living the present. A book about how adults are always in a hurry, making kids do things faster. But time has different names: it is Teo eating his cereal and Juliette peeling her tangerine. Not fast or slow, taking the time they need.
