Let go from her job at the magazine when there are cutbacks, Nuria has to face up to some of her childhood obsessions.

30th November 1803: a corvette sets sail from the port of La Coruña to much cheering and applause. On board are twenty-two orphaned children whose mission consists of taking the recently discovered smallpox vaccine to the territories of Ultramar.

What is identity? The Indian writer ST, condemned by an Islamist fatwa, has been asking himself that question for a while as he finds himself in a situation of permanent vigilance.

What is identity? The Indian writer ST, condemned by an Islamist fatwa, has been asking himself that question for a while as he finds himself in a situation of permanent vigilance.

The lengthy poem 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' exalts the Romantic movement of the end of the eighteenth century.

Jacques, the alter ego of Albert Camus, recreates the last years of his life.

A letter buried amongst military archives allows Ernesto López, a professor of Contemporary History, to discover the unknown story of Sergeant José Rico, a young man who, in 1936, only a few days into the uprising, tried to kill General Franco.

Pintar-Pintar is a Spanish publisher specializing in children’s literature, founded in 2005. Its catalogue consists of picture books and is characterized by carefully produced editions and a remarkable use of colour.

The year of our Lord 1212. Europe is in full turmoil when an assorted troop of Crusader children, led by the shepherd boy Esteban de Cloyes, advances through the kingdom of France with a feverish and joyful atmosphere.

Sara is a young university student who is responsible, nervous and shy. She has only had one relationship in her life and at the moment she's not interested in men. Her life takes a 180 degree turn when she meets Abel.