Fonseca: A Novel
The author received the 2008 National Award for Best Cultural Publishing Work, as part of a literary career filled with other awards for novels and collections of short stories; she was nominated for the...
The author received the 2008 National Award for Best Cultural Publishing Work, as part of a literary career filled with other awards for novels and collections of short stories; she was nominated for the...
In Raising Hare, Chloe Dalton recounts an unexpected experience that began in February 2021, during lockdown in the English countryside. When she found a newborn hare—a leveret—in the middle of a country...
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Carthage, an important city in antiquity, was located very close to present-day Tunis. Its inhabitants were skilled traders and expanded throughout North Africa and Hispania. Defeated by Rome, they ceded...
A novelized biography of Viktor Frankl.
Murphy is a renowned journalist from San Francisco, with everything a man could wish for to be happy: a beautiful house in a privileged area of the city and a...
A moving testimony about the brutal persecution suffered by the Uyghur community in China and the author’s and his family’s escape from the country over the past decade. It helps us understand the most...
It is a biographical fiction novel that reimagines the life of Mileva Marić, the first wife of Albert Einstein, from her own perspective. It explains how this brilliant scientist faced the challenges of...
Teffi is the pen name of Nadezhda Alexandrovna Lokhvitskaya (Saint Petersburg, 1872 – Paris, 1952), a very popular writer during the Tsarist era. These memoirs were originally published in installments in a...