Knavish tales in which affection springs up in sordid situations. Stories in which challenges are decided by the number of matches that chance puts in your hand, stories in which there is always one more toast left to make.

A Stradivarius violin cello with its own strange legend. A mysterious disappearance. An unsolved crime. A ghost story where nothing is as it seems.

Carlos H arrives from New York at Madrid's Barajas airport exhausted and in an extremely strange mood.

This account of stories is a result of a challenge: “I can write a fucking love story. All I have to do is look into my own life, change names and endings. Endings most of all.”

This is a book of games based around the number one, and is full of fun illustrations and ideas that are easily accessible to children.

This is a book of games based around the number two, and is full of fun illustrations and ideas that are easily accessible to children.

This is a book of games based around the number three, and is full of fun illustrations and ideas that are easily accessible to children.

A historical novel based on the life of Julia Domna, one of the most relevant, passionate and overlooked people in Rome's history.

Can you do a lot of things at the same time?

Daniel Montero presents a surprisingly original and fun bestiary of illogical animals, an imagined world in which all kinds of beasts and animals are possible. All expressed with surprising illustrations that will not go unnoticed.