A novel with two stories set in Mexico, both violent and full of irony. Daniela, a private investigator, goes to Mexico to find a painting by Frida.

Based on facts and drawing on the messages that Jules Verne hid in some of his books, the novel reveals the best-kept secret of the author of Extraordinary Journeys books.

From Franco's prisons to Nazi extermination camps, Mercedes Núñez Targa, a twentieth-century woman of conviction, (Barcelona 1911-Vigo 1986), tells her incredible odyssey.

From Franco's prisons to Nazi extermination camps, Mercedes Núñez Targa, a twentieth-century woman of conviction, (Barcelona 1911-Vigo 1986), tells her incredible odyssey.

"I can kill. I can make people kill for me" Juan Borrás, the dominant voice and character of this book, is accused by his lovers, and even the police, of being a vampire, which he doesn't understand but ends up accepting.

The Bird Seller is one of the key characters in this novel by Robert Brasillach, for around him orbits a whole universe of hyper-Parisian characters from the 1930s.

In the city of Arcila, a mysterious letter held by the rebel Guennum is intercepted. Its content, seemingly innocent, detail the state of health of the Caliph and insinuate the existence of a spy in the court of al-Hakan II.

Having decided to distance himself from the circus ring and his father, Mateo Salerno, the last in a long line of circus performers, tries to do his duty in compili

Mateo Salerno, el último de una saga de artistas circenses, tras haber decidido alejarse de la pista y de su padre, intenta saldar su deuda recopilando las historias que se esconden detrás del centenario circo familiar.

Teodolinda has just been named president of Fairyland. She should be writing the speech she will give on her first day in office, but instead of this she can't stop thinking of the dress that she is going to wear.