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El pueblo de Transilvania, en Texas, vive bajo la sombra de la tiranía del Comodoro, un ranchero terrateniente que es algo más y algo peor que un ranchero y un terrateniente. Incluso algo peor que un ser humano. Hasta que llega un oscuro jinete: Valdemar Veracruz, el legendario cazarrecompensas, que ahora es más que un cazarrecompensas.

An absorbing literary thriller cloaked in an atmosphere brimming with sensuality.

Merton, a renowned literary critic from Buenos Aires, receives a commission from a prestigious literary agent to travel to Barcelona to read a valuable unpublished manuscript. It is the last novel by an acclaimed author, A, who is seriously ill. His dying wish is that Merton should discover a mystery encoded in his work, a literary key of capital importance for his legacy if it is to be properly understood for posterity.

La biografía de una mujer rebelde e inconformista que impulsó por su cuenta y riesgo, desde un pequeño despacho barcelonés, la mayor revolución de la literatura en España y Latinoamérica.

Melchor Marín is back in a race against time to save his daughter.

In the third instalment of this award-winning best-selling series, Melchor Marín, now retired from the police force and living a quiet life as a librarian, has to cope with his most distressing nightmare yet: His teenage daughter, traveling with a friend in Mallorca, stops responding to his messages and vanishes into thin air. 

Josep Baselga has been perhaps the Spanish doctor with the greatest influence and worldwide projection. In this short and impressive book, the journalist Josep Corbella offers us a moving portrait of Baselga, in which the reader discovers a life dedicated to fighting cancer and saving the lives of thousands of people, and also a personality that is both incorruptible and tender.

El castillo de Kronborg, que inspiró a Shakespeare una de las obras cumbres de la literatura universal, es el punto de partida del singular viaje que nos invita a emprender este iluminador libro. A lo largo de sus páginas, la singular voz del narrador conducirá al lector por las sendas que unen pasado y presente de una tradición cultural en crisis, desmantelando así los falsos dogmas que la socavan. 

«A caballo entre libro de viajes y sutil “aleph” histórico, este ensayo original y canalla contiene brillantes claves de nuestro presente y reflexiones del futuro». Andrés Seoane, La Lectura – El Mundo

«Jesús del Campo es una joya por descubrir. Con Panfleto de Kronborg, el autor gijonés nos regala otra de sus delicatessen». Carlos Zanón, Babelia

«El epítome de Jesús del Campo a la historia de la humanidad es una de las lecturas más intensas, breves, amenas y placenteras que se pueden leer en este comienzo de año». Antonio Sánchez Marrón, Medium

«Jesús del Campo ha creado con Panfleto de Kronborg un hermoso himno». Fulgencio Argüelles, El Comercio

«Jesús del Campo recorre espacios y memoria para trazar la geografía de una sociedad que precisa de poesía, de bondad». Ricardo Martínez Llorca, Culturamas

On a random morning in an undetermined city in the north of the country  there are tourists, travelers, grandparents walking with their grandchildren, unemployed people "in the sun," workers, citizens of all kinds and ages. And suddenly the unnameable appears, the terror that is not immediately identified, but of which we have already accumulated too many direct and indirect experiences. 

A wonderful essay that starts with the witch-hunts of the Renaissance, a war waged against women that still resounds in our ears today.

The beginning of the early modern period witnessed a witch-hunt in Europe during which hundreds of thousands of people were persecuted, the vast majority of them women, and some sixty thousand were murdered. What do we know about the victims? And about their accusers? And, above all, what was the reason for such insanity?

A brave, inspiring story. How to tackle the sexual abuse of minors by alerting them to the traps and showing them how to fight back and ask for help.

When the monster enters his room in the middle of the night, Nil concentrates on the dinosaur stickers on the wall, twenty-seven altogether, and the animals magically come to life until the monster leaves. During the day Nil pretends that everything is normal...

An eyewitness account of the fall of the Soviet Union at the 90’s and an intimate personal journey.

In 1992 Olga Merino, a young journalist with a literary vocation, was given her first job as a correspondent. Her destination, Moscow, was not the one she had dreamed of.