A beautiful novel with a forceful narrative.

Rivers, lakes, oceans and fountains have been a source of inspiration for many of history’s composers, creating music from the sensuality of such vital energy, and their work lets us dream and imagine water through sound; its clarity, the noise it

It is the year 824 when three peculiar characters - Paio the hermit, Teodomiro the bishop, and his assistant Martín de Bilibio - 'find' a tomb, the remains of which, they claim, belong to Saint James the Apostle.

Katherine Mansfield ha logrado retratar como nadie lo que se esconde debajo de la superficie.

Katherine Mansfield was able to portray what is hidden beneath the surface better than anybody else.

Did Federico García Lorca’s lover Enrique Amorim steal his corpse? Did he disguise himself as Jean Paul Sartre to attend a secret meeting between Chaplin and Picasso? Did he sabotage Pablo Neruda’s efforts to win the Nobel Prize?

Madrid, 1935. A young American woman arrives at the Residencia de Estudiantes, where the creme de la creme of Republican intellectuals get together. Real and fictional characters meet on the city's streets.

In 1142, at sixty-three years of age, the philosopher, poet and musician, Pierre Abelard, the ‘Lion of Paris’, died; twenty-one years later, his lover and wife, Heloise, followed him.

Love and Its Tombs tells of the tormented decision of a writer, Lázaro, as he writes a novel he has been forbidden to write about his great love, María, who died in tragic circumstances unknown to him since he is unwilling to find out the truth.

In 1924 the anarchist Pablo Martín Sánchez was condemned to be garrotted, accused of attempting to bring down Primo de Rivera's dictatorship. His homonym, the writer Pablo Martín Sánchez, seeks, in this unsettling novel, to reconstruct his story.