21 of the best Spanish-language writers share their experiences of school, whether their own or from their imagination.

Three women full of anger at the world and at themselves, trapped in a life that is the opposite to ideal. Carmen, Rebeca and Susana all live lives they don't want.

A lovely book in which the authors, grandmothers and grandfathers who teach, talk about their experience of their new role in the family: 'The love of a grandparent is a simple love, which arrives without asking permission and settles down inside

We, who have written nothing yet, who have not managed to finish anything, had already taken on the role of writers, and we couldn't have been anything else.

We, who have written nothing yet, who have not managed to finish anything, had already taken on the role of writers, and we couldn't have been anything else.

With a few remaining exceptions, democracy is the widely accepted form of government, though with great variations in context and in risk.

When gens gothorum settled in the territories of the Gallic diocese of Septem Prouinciarum, it resulted in a renewable pact with the Roman administration, the model of which was repeated with other peoples, although not in identical terms.

Happy families are all alike, but every family is unhappy in its own way.

An 18th century map that hides a secret. A letter written by a man at death's door. The ancient legend of a city sunk beneath the waters of Lake Antela. Ancient towers that guard the borders of a different world.

An intense, personal and profound book of poems. The central theme is passion, by way of an intimate feeling of solitude.