Planet of Exile
On the planet Eltanin, a colony of Earthlings belonging to the Planetary League is on the brink of extinction due to the planet’s harsh living conditions and an unexpected threat. They have no neighbors...
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Lavinia
A fascinating literary adaptation of Virgil’s epic, the Aeneid, which richly portrays the virtuous hero of mythology. It offers a profound representation of true freedom: by fulfilling one’s destiny with...
Raising Hare
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...
The Supernova Era
Liu Cixin (1963) is a Chinese science fiction writer who has received numerous awards and has an established body of work. On this occasion, he tells how the Earth is exposed to intense radiation following...
Recursion
Crouch (1978) is an American novelist with a successful body of work that has provided a rich source of material for television series. Always interested in science fiction as a way of addressing the major...
O Jerusalem!
After rigorous research, the authors offer a panorama of the historical events—most of them military—that between 1947 and 1948 led to the creation of the State of Israel. The text seeks to maintain...
The Man Who Read Books
Rachid Benzine (Kenitra, Morocco, 1971) lives in France and is a political scientist as well as the author of novels and plays.
In this brief yet powerful work, the young reporter Julien Desmanges...
A Pathway Under the Gaze of Mary
Biography of Sister Lucia of Jesus, the last surviving of the three shepherd children who spoke with Our Lady of Fatima, written shortly after her death.
Written by the Carmelite community where she...
Dune
If it were not for the Spice, the planet Arrakis, better known as Dune, would be nothing more than a desert and hostile world inhabited by the nomadic Fremen. Because of it, however, Arrakis is a key asset...
Religion and the Rise of Western Culture
This book is one of the great historical interpretations of the formation of Europe and of the decisive role played by Christianity in shaping Western civilization. Dawson’s central thesis is clear: the...