The Happiness Hypothesis
Jonathan Haidt (1963), a New York social psychologist, published this book in 2006, and the present edition (2026), introduced by José Luis Izquierdo, known as “Mago More” on social media, presents both as...
Non Fiction
Good News about Sex and Marriage
A popular nonfiction book inspired by the Theology of the Body of Saint John Paul II, which gathers many of the questions and answers the author has addressed during his conferences on affectivity,...
Something Other Than God
It is the story of the author’s conversion. She recounts many personal details that make the narrative both highly engaging and of considerable literary value. With mastery and good humor, she describes...
How to Talk to a Science Denier
It is a brief and combative essay that arises from a very specific concern: the growing social rejection of well-established scientific truths, from climate change to vaccines. Lee McIntyre does not write...
Cultural Christians in the Early Church
It is a historical-religious essay that seeks to dismantle an overly idealized image of the early Church. Nadya Williams argues that, from the earliest centuries, many Christians lived a faith mixed with...
A year in the life of William Shakespeare: 1599
The year 1599, in Elizabeth I’s England, was not an easy one; it coincided with the sending of an army to crush the rebellion of the Catholic Tyrone in Ireland. They faced the threat of a new naval attack...
Radical Uncertaninty
It is a powerful essay that changes the way of thinking because it dismantles the illusion that we can reduce life, business, or politics to exact numbers.
Kay and King argue that most of what...
The Story of Art
The author presents this book as an introduction to the history of art for beginners, outlining the main lines without excessive detail or technical terms. Furthermore, he intends not to discuss a work...
A Life of Chekhov
The publication of this book in 1946, four years after the author’s death, was made possible thanks to her daughters’ efforts to preserve her manuscripts. The depth of the book is striking. It draws...
The First Society
Everyone seems to agree that Western civilization is in trouble. The problem is that no one agrees on what has gone wrong or what to do about it. Some think we have too much government, some not enough;...