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      • Grupo Planeta

        Grupo Planeta is Spain’s leading family-owned publishing and media group and it boasts an extensive product offering at the service of culture, learning, news and audiovisual entertainment. In the years since Editorial Planeta was founded in Barcelona by José Manuel Lara Hernández, in 1949, the Group has become a multinational enterprise. It combines a solid business tradition with its capacity for innovation and its European and international vocation, with an especially prominent presence in Spain, France, Portugal and Latin America.

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      • DeA Planeta Libri S.r.l.

        DeA Planeta Libri’s products include books for children (fairy tales, boardbooks, novelties, non fiction, ativity etc.),  MG& YA fiction, non ficton and  essays and it operates with the brands DeA, De Agostini, DeA Planeta, UTET, AMZ, Abracadabra. Our foreign righst catalogues are available on: https://www.deaplanetalibri.it/aiuto/foreign-rights

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        Solo necesito un gato
        2019

        Solo necesito un gato

        by Alberto Montt

        A humorous and tender illustrated book by Chilean cartoonist Alberto Montt, celebrating the mysterious and often tyrannical nature of cats. It includes witty illustrations, curious facts, and a short graphic novel titled The Domestication of Humans. A must-read for cat lovers.

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        Mientras Youbooh duerme
        2020

        Mientras Youbooh duerme

        by Paulina Palacios

        The first volume in a graphic novel series set in the magical Saturn Academy. Yubooh, a curious girl, suspects her friend is attending a school for witches and manages to sneak in. The story blends fantasy, humor, and emotion with a manga-inspired art style.

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        Antwerpes' Kölner Gastro-Test
        March 2001

        Antwerpes' Kölner Gastro-Test

        Gnadenlos geniessen

        by Antwerpes, Franz J

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      • Jerks!
        Health & Personal Development

        Jerks!

        Detecta a un hombre abusivo ¡antes de lidiar con él!

        by Tere Díaz Sendra

        What to do when the man who should be a loving support in every woman's life turns out to be the one who hinders her in various ways? Tere Díaz, a specialist in couple's therapy and human development, answers in a simple and precise way through this book. Many women come to therapy for painful symptoms, for anxieties in their lives that they don't know the origin and nourishment of. The common denominator for many of them is the partner they chose and with whom they share their days. Partners who, far from encouraging their personal and professional development, diminish them at every step and limit their decisions, while they have chosen to stay behind the scenes, assuming a lesser role for themselves compared to their partner. And all this without necessarily being aware of it. This work is a guide that speaks to each woman so that she reflects on her day-to-day life and identifies the characteristics of an abusive partner, puts its advice into practice, and can modify what she believed to be a unique event. Tere Díaz's main objective is clear: that women manage to be well with themselves, build healthy relationships, and achieve a happy and harmonious life.

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      • Loving, Lying, and Healing
        Health & Personal Development

        Loving, Lying, and Healing

        Sana una infidelidad y renueva tus pactos amorosos para no sufrir

        by Tere Díaz Sendra

        Is fidelity an agreement with an expiration date? Does infidelity always involve heartbreak and conflict? After we discovered an infidelity, is it possible to repair and restore trust? Living a committed and loving relationship is a deeply human longing. The issue of infidelity (a frequent love conflict) must be addressed by integrating the contradictions and ambivalences of human nature, particularly on the topic of love. Infidelity is a very complex phenomenon that is characterized by the existence of a “villain” and a “victim”. Many times it is explained in a moralistic way and that prevents exploring the motivations that drive it, the beliefs that support it and the procedures that complicate it. Love requires commitment and certainties, while erotic desire opens different paths within the same territory of love. The correct management of these two forces is key to understanding and overcoming infidelity.

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        Küß mich, du Idiot
        September 2000

        Küß mich, du Idiot

        Roman

        by Alfredo Bryce Echenique, Matthias Strobel

        Alfredo Bryce Echenique wurde am 19. Februar 1939 in Lima als Sproß einer peruanisch-englischen Familie geboren. Ab 1957 studierte er in Lima an der Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos gleichzeitig Jura und Literaturwissenschaften. 1963 erlangte er seinen Titel als Anwalt und schloß 1964 sein literaturwissenschaftliches Studium mit einer Arbeit über Hemingway ab. Noch im selben Jahr reiste Bryce Echenique nach Paris, wo er an der Sorbonne neben Diplomen in klassischer und moderner französischer Literatur auch eine Doktorarbeit begann. Neben seiner Lehrtätigkeit an verschiedenen Universitäten Frankreichs, darunter Nanterre und Montpellier, war er ab 1975 auch für das »Suplemento Cultural« der mexikanischen Tageszeitung »El Sol« journalistisch aktiv. 1984 zog er nach Madrid, um dort als freier Schriftsteller zu leben und zu arbeiten. Erst 1999 kehrte er ins heimatliche Lima zurück. Gleich mit seinem ersten Roman, Un mundo para Julius, (1970), erlangte er großes Auf- und Ansehen; der Roman wurde in 10 Sprachen übersetzt und ist längst ein lateinamerikanischer Klassiker. Bryce Echenique hat seitdem an die zwanzig Bücher veröffentlicht: Romane, Erzählungen, Autobiographisches, Artikelsammlungen. In der spanischsprachigen Welt gehört er zu den bekanntesten und angesehensten lateinamerikanischen Autoren. 2002 erhielt er für "Küss mich, Du Idiot" den renommierten italienischen Premio Grinzane Cavour. 2002 Auszeichnung mit dem Planeta-Preis. Matthias Strobel, geboren 1967, ist seit 1999 als freier Übersetzer für spanischsprachige Literatur und seit 2005 auch als Agent für lateinamerikanische Autoren tätig.

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        Küss mich, du Idiot
        June 2003

        Küss mich, du Idiot

        Roman

        by Alfredo Bryce Echenique, Matthias Strobel

        Alfredo Bryce Echenique wurde am 19. Februar 1939 in Lima als Sproß einer peruanisch-englischen Familie geboren. Ab 1957 studierte er in Lima an der Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos gleichzeitig Jura und Literaturwissenschaften. 1963 erlangte er seinen Titel als Anwalt und schloß 1964 sein literaturwissenschaftliches Studium mit einer Arbeit über Hemingway ab. Noch im selben Jahr reiste Bryce Echenique nach Paris, wo er an der Sorbonne neben Diplomen in klassischer und moderner französischer Literatur auch eine Doktorarbeit begann. Neben seiner Lehrtätigkeit an verschiedenen Universitäten Frankreichs, darunter Nanterre und Montpellier, war er ab 1975 auch für das »Suplemento Cultural« der mexikanischen Tageszeitung »El Sol« journalistisch aktiv. 1984 zog er nach Madrid, um dort als freier Schriftsteller zu leben und zu arbeiten. Erst 1999 kehrte er ins heimatliche Lima zurück. Gleich mit seinem ersten Roman, Un mundo para Julius, (1970), erlangte er großes Auf- und Ansehen; der Roman wurde in 10 Sprachen übersetzt und ist längst ein lateinamerikanischer Klassiker. Bryce Echenique hat seitdem an die zwanzig Bücher veröffentlicht: Romane, Erzählungen, Autobiographisches, Artikelsammlungen. In der spanischsprachigen Welt gehört er zu den bekanntesten und angesehensten lateinamerikanischen Autoren. 2002 erhielt er für "Küss mich, Du Idiot" den renommierten italienischen Premio Grinzane Cavour. 2002 Auszeichnung mit dem Planeta-Preis. Matthias Strobel, geboren 1967, ist seit 1999 als freier Übersetzer für spanischsprachige Literatur und seit 2005 auch als Agent für lateinamerikanische Autoren tätig.

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        Cuaderno antártico
        2022

        Cuaderno antártico

        Fundaciones míticas y literarias del continente blanco

        by Óscar Barrientos

        When we think of explorers’ adventures, we often do so through the colorful mechanisms of imagination and dreams, rather than the cold literalness of scientific reports. A white coldness, one might say, that corresponds to the object of the journey undertaken by writer Óscar Barrientos Bradasic, who draws from multiple myths, stories, maps, songs, TV series, films, and various other references to tell us how Antarctica has been represented from Antiquity to the present day. He weaves this myriad of sources together with his own experience during a boat trip that brings him closer to the South Pole of the Earth. Antarctic Notebook is the chronicle of a voyage—a logbook in which Barrientos Bradasic records each fact and detail, blending them with a series of characters and anecdotes, companions on the journey who sketch a new map. Privateers, explorers, historians, writers, and artists—from Sir Francis Drake to Paul J. Smith—guide us to the southernmost point of our planet through a luminous style that also invites us to enjoy the vast library that connects him to Antarctica.

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        Missing
        2025

        Missing

        Una investigación

        by Alberto Fuguet

        Missing is a hybrid novel that blurs the lines between fiction and autobiography, in which Chilean author Alberto Fuguet investigates the mysterious disappearance of his uncle Carlos, who vanished from the family decades earlier. The narrative follows Fuguet’s journey—both physical and emotional—as he pieces together fragments of memory, interviews, and speculation to reconstruct his uncle’s life and possible fate. Set between Santiago and the vast landscapes of the American Southwest, the novel explores themes of exile, identity, and the haunting presence of absence. It is a deeply personal and introspective work that reflects on how people can vanish not only from places but from memory itself

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        Referencias personales
        2024

        Referencias personales

        by Matías Rivas

        Referencias personales is a reflective and intimate collection of essays in which Matías Rivas explores the obsessions, fears, pleasures, and intellectual fascinations that have shaped his life. Blending personal anecdotes with literary criticism and cultural commentary, Rivas constructs a mosaic of thoughts on reading, art, poetry, and the everyday. Written in a lucid and accessible style, the book functions as a kind of intellectual diary, offering insights into how literature and introspection can illuminate the human experience. It’s a work that invites readers to think deeply, not only about books, but about how we live and perceive the world.

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        Sumar
        2018

        Sumar

        by Diamela Eltit

        In Sumar, Diamela Eltit crafts a powerful and unsettling allegory of social marginalization and resistance in contemporary Chile. The novel follows a group of street vendors—former artisans, laborers, and outcasts—who embark on a symbolic and literal march toward La Moneda, the seat of government. Narrated by Aurora, one of two women who share the same name, the story unfolds as a fragmented, poetic meditation on poverty, precarity, and the commodification of human life. Through a blend of lyrical prose and raw political critique, Eltit exposes the futility of protest in a system that recycles and erases bodies, turning them into disposable labor. Sumar is both a denunciation of neoliberal violence and a testament to the stubborn vitality of those who refuse to disappear.

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        Una historia perdida
        2022

        Una historia perdida

        by Juan Pablo Meneses

        A hybrid of memoir, journalism, and fiction, this novel follows a travel writer who returns to Chile after his mother’s death and revisits a traumatic childhood memory: witnessing a military pilot bomb a hospital during the 1973 coup. The book explores memory, identity, and the hidden truths of Chilean history.

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        Arca
        2024

        Arca

        by María Paz Rodríguez

        Arca is a contemporary novel that explores the emotional complexity of human relationships, desire, and environmental urgency through the intertwined lives of Alia, Laura, and Lucas—members of an NGO dedicated to whale conservation in southern Chile. Rather than focusing on conventional narratives of sexuality or family, the novel delves into the scars left by past relationships, failed parenthood, and identity quests. The presence of whales serves as both a literal and symbolic backdrop, reflecting the ecological crisis and the emotional depth of the characters. With a lyrical and introspective tone, Rodríguez crafts a story that is both intimate and socially resonant, highlighting the transformative power of connection and the search for meaning in a fractured world

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        Nostalgia del desastre
        2024

        Nostalgia del desastre

        by Constanza Michelson

        Nostalgia del desastre is a hybrid work that blends personal narrative, cultural essay, and philosophical reflection. It follows an unnamed girl whose childhood is shattered by a traumatic event, leading to a lifelong confrontation with memory, silence, and the ruins of the past. Through a fragmented and introspective style, Michelson explores how private and collective histories intertwine, questioning the boundaries between truth and perception. The book meditates on themes such as trauma, identity, and the elusive nature of belonging, offering a poignant and intellectually rich journey through the emotional aftermath of disaste

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        Monstruos y dioses del fin del mundo
        2024

        Monstruos y dioses del fin del mundo

        by Francisco Ortega /Félix Vega

        Monstruos y dioses del fin del mundo is a richly illustrated literary bestiary that explores the mythological, folkloric, and literary creatures of Chile. Written by Francisco Ortega and illustrated by Félix Vega, the book blends horror, fantasy, and cultural history to reconstruct the fears, dreams, and legends of the southernmost lands of the world.

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        Diligencia
        2026

        Diligencia

        by Pablo Toro

        Diligencia, a noir political thriller by Pablo Toro, follows two Chilean police officers who, after seizing a drug shipment, are drawn into a secretive and corrupt operation linked to a mysterious police lodge. Set against the backdrop of social unrest in Santiago, the novel explores institutional decay, moral ambiguity, and systemic violence. With a sharp, fast-paced narrative and complex characters, it delivers a scathing critique of power and law enforcement. Despite some narrative density and underdeveloped antagonists, its raw style, intense dialogue, and political relevance make it a standout in contemporary Latin American crime fiction.

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        Oráculo
        2025

        Oráculo

        by Álvaro Bisama

        Oráculo, a novel by Chilean writer Álvaro Bisama, is a genre-defying narrative that blends family history, political intrigue, literary mystery, and supernatural horror. Through interwoven storylines that span generations and geographies—from haunted Santiago neighborhoods to secret Cold War missions and spectral visions—Bisama constructs a surreal, layered world where memory, trauma, and myth collide. Central characters like Lorenzo, Santoro, and Estella navigate dreamlike landscapes and encounters with otherworldly forces, all while confronting the ghosts of history and the fragility of reality. The novel is a haunting meditation on disappearance, storytelling, and the porous boundaries between the real and the imagined.

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        Campo, ruido, ausencia
        2026

        Campo, ruido, ausencia

        by Catalina Infante

        Campo, ruido, ausencia is a polyphonic novel that weaves together the voices of three women in their forties, each confronting the echo of their own desires in a rural landscape that isolates them as much as it reveals them. Lucía flees a life that left her hollow: post-pandemic depression, a failed business, and the consuming demands of motherhood. She seeks silence in the countryside—but finds only questions. Claudia, the land’s original owner, lives among walnut trees and ghosts. Her wounded body and dormant desire tell a story of abandonment, abuse, and quiet resistance. Belén, a ceramicist and mother of three teenagers, nurtures a silent fantasy with a younger man who reminds her of who she once was—and who she will never be again. In this intimate and atmospheric novel, Catalina Infante explores with subtlety and courage the complexities of female desire, motherhood, chosen solitude, and the tension between who we were and who we might still become. A generational portrait that resonates deeply with anyone who has ever felt that life sometimes begins after the noise.

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