A sports biography of Rafael Nadal. The book recounts the sporting career of the Mallorcan tennis player. Furthermore, as the subtitle suggests, it explores the history of the Roland Garros tournament, the...
Work for work’s sake. Everything must be profitable, efficient, productive, and useful. The utilitarian vision has conquered and dominated a large part of the existence of Western man. In response to these...
Auel (Chicago, 1936) conducted extensive research to write this saga (The Earth’s Children) set in the Ice Age. The first book (The Clan of the Cave Bear) was a great success. The novel’s protagonist is...
Colonel Lucio Victorio Mansilla (1831–1913) undertook a journey in 1870 through southern Argentina to confirm the agreement between the Ranquel Indians and the authorities. The newspaper La Tribuna de...
The book’s editors recommend “the use of one's imagination” in this book, and understandably so: Imagine an English stately home, where a relatively young widower lives with his...
In 1212, a teenager assured the King of France that Jesus Christ, in person, had entrusted him with organizing a children's crusade to reclaim Jerusalem. In less than a month, 30,000 French children,...
This brief book can already be considered a classic within contemporary spiritual literature due to its great expressive intensity. The author manages to convey his deep love for the crucified Jesus Christ...
This book by the Jesuit Luis de la Palma presents itself as a profound and well-structured meditation on the final moments of Jesus Christ. With a style that combines solid doctrine and sincere piety, the...
Clarke (1917–2008) wrote this novel between 1964 and 1968, at the same time as he was developing the screenplay for Kubrick’s film. Although the two are very similar, they differ, and most intriguingly, the...
The Washington Post described this novel as “hilarious, tremendously entertaining, and with just the right touch of mystery.” It has been another bestseller by the award-winning author Jesse Q. Sutanto (...