“The Door with Three Locks” is attractive, accessible, entertaining, fascinating, surprising and by turns exciting and cute. It is a great introduction to the astonishing subject of quantum physics. (Catherine Forrest)

We are accustomed to architects' omnipotence; their deification, however, goes back to the dawn of history.

A 21st century archeological dig. A 9th century Viking population. Over a thousand years separate the two worlds, and yet there is a connection linking them.

Barcelona's most characteristic monument is not a straightforward thing to fathom. In spite of this, Gaudí designed it not as an unsolvable enigma, but as an open book, literally and metaphorically open on all sides.

The ignorance-based society is the other side of the coin of the “knowledge-based society” and raises vitally important questions that demand answers: what dangers lurk behind the promises of the “knowledge-based society”?

The use of sound to promote wellbeing—be it physical, mental, emotional or spiritual— has antecendents as as far back as antiquity.

One night, Víctor leaves his house to go and discover Buenos Aires at night, unexplored territory for him, aiming not to go home until the sun comes up.

A special new book about The Camelot Tribe, with smells, thermal inks and surprising games, The Tribe once more confronts a very extraordinary case! The great wizard Triki has lost his magic wand, and without it, he is unable to do any tricks!

'Ethel Jurado had approached the group to ask for help,' Marcos Recaj tells us in this novel, 'and we gave her our unconditional support.

The myth of the grail provides the title for this book about the possibility of perception beyond the physical world.