From now on there will be five of them in the house: five toothbrushes in the bathroom, five plates on the table. And the flat smells different.

Homero is fifteen, the only child of a wealthy Barcelona family who has been left alone as a result of the Spanish Civil War. His life is transformed into a fight for survival, full of loneliness but also opportunities for self-discovery.

This bilingual edition brings together 185 poems, previously unpublished in Spain, by Emily Dickinson, one of the most widely read English language poets in our country.

On 10 September, 2001, Brandon Moy found himself in York with an old friend who made him remember all those old dreams they had shared as young men and which he had never achieved.

The fast-paced, hallucinatory lives of the outsiders in a city torn asunder by violence. A world populated by armed beggar children planning to seek revenge and get rich quick.

The news of the possible closure of the museum has caused a real commotion amongst its occupants. With the aid of the stuffed lion, the mummy has decided to return to Egypt. But can anyone show him the way?

La Moneda, September 11 is, above all, a collection of testimonies.

La muchacha salvaje tells the story of how a girl who comes from a nomadic tribe discovers that she is different from everyone else, and begins a journey which will bring her into contact with other tribes and people with new customs who will help

In 1588, Michel de Montaigne meets a young admirer of his work, Marie de Gournay. At the age of fifty-five and 'well married', Montaigne begins a mysterious relationship with the idolised Marie, whom he makes his 'adopted daughter'.

A Moscow police officer is transferred to Ukraine as punishment by the Supreme Soviet, and ends up in Pripyat, the closest place to the Chernobyl nuclear centre.