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El nuevo libro de Javier Cercas relata los últimos 50 años de la historia de España, que son los del diario El País, a través de un recorrido personal y una lúcida reflexión sobre los vínculos entre periodismo, literatura, política y libertades.

The long-awaited return of the Nameless Detective, the most transgressive and riotously funny creation by Eduardo Mendoza.

A fast-paced, twist-filled thriller that launches the universe of Inspector Barea.

Granada, 2025. Everyone knows Inspector Barea by her surname. Almost no one knows her first name, nor that she suffers from a heart condition that would force her out of her job, as her heart struggles with exertion, stress, and overwhelming emotions. When the city is shaken by a series of horrific crimes, Barea must face the most important case of her career—one that endangers not only the lives she has sworn to protect, but also her closest circle and her own survival.

A passionate, personal, erudite exploration of the myths of crime fiction—essential reading for lovers of the genre.

Ena Lucía Portela is not usually regarded as a genre author—she is, rather, considered one of the great voices of contemporary Cuban literature—but she is a voracious reader of crime fiction. 

The life of  a couple portrayed through a tense and caustic exploration of desire and loyalty

A couple flees the city to set up home on a small farm, faraway from everything and everyone. She has shaken off her addictions. He is an artist. Neither of them knows anything about rural life so they have to learn to grow crops and care for the animals. But just when everything seems to be falling into place, two discordant figures disturb their life on the farm.

Published for the first time, John Berger and Susan Sontag’s collaboration and correspondence across a quarter-century offers a rare glimpse into the minds of two intellectual giants of the twentieth century. Edited by Benoît Bourreau.

Despite their status as intellectual giants of the twentieth century, John Berger and Susan Sontag’s artistic collaboration – and intense friendship – remains virtually unknown.

You can carry on calling me Ishmael. An unpretentious, light-hearted sequel to Moby Dick.

 After the Pequod is sunk and with the rest of the crew dead, Ishmael manages to stay alive in the midst of the ocean, sheltering in Queequeg's coffin until another ship rescues him. Thus ends the immortal Moby Dick, and thus begins Després del naufragi. 

An irreverent chronicle of the Cuban Revolution and its struggle with Yankee imperialism, written by one of the sharpest observers of the time.

In his unmistakable style, Jorge Ibargüengoitia recounts his impressions of the Cuban Revolution and the cultural Cold War in this book, which brings together unpublished texts, correspondence and original versions of chronicles, thus offering a unique critical perspective on a defining moment in history.

The truth is that both plants and humans grow in search of light. Just as we extract active compounds from the plant kingdom to treat the ailments of body and soul, we can also draw from it valuable lessons on how to think and act in a healthy and beneficial manner. It is no coincidence that the color of hope is green.

Science and Health: Everything We Know About Achieving Well-Being in Postmenopause.

More than one billion women worldwide are going through menopause or postmenopause, a life stage that accounts for more than a third of their lives. Yet this vital period remains largely unknown, insufficiently studied, and marked by a serious lack of rigorous, accessible information for society, as well as by its limited presence in public debate.