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En 2024 llegó a su centenario En nuestro tiempo, hasta la fecha el título menos conocido de la obra narrativa de Ernest Hemingway. Salió a finales de marzo de 1924 bajo el sello editorial Three Mountains Press y el primer ejemplar, de un tiraje de 170, se vendio en Shakespeare and Company el 4 de abril. Sus paginas estan dedicadas a Robert McAlmon y William Bird, impresores de la ciudad de Paris, y al capitan Edward Dorman-Smith de los fusileros Reales de Northumberland, quien proveyo a Hemingway de algunas historias. Sin embargo, al año de su publicacion, Hemingway desmantelo de manera radical la unidad de sus paginas y destruyo las 18 miniaturas de su contenido. Aqui, en nuestro tiempo, por primera vez en español, presenta a una nueva ronda de lectores sus singulares señas de identidad literaria.

The House Where Silence Learned to DreamTales from the Silent Garden XII(Final Book of the Series)by Evelyne DLorien Book Description (EN)The garden has been silent for a long time.And the house has been waiting even longer.At the far edge of the Silent Garden stands a house that does not call, does not demand, does not promise. It waits. When she crosses its threshold, she steps into a dream shaped by memory, longing, and everything left unspoken.Rooms awaken. Letters remember her name. Windows look back. The night itself leans closer, asking to be seen. As the house reveals its heart, she discovers a truth neither of them could reach alone: silence does not disappear when it is heardit becomes a place where something new can begin.The House Where Silence Learned to Dream is the final volume of Tales from the Silent Garden, bringing the series to a quiet, luminous close. It is a story about memory without pain, dreams without urgency, and the courage to remain with what has waited patiently inside us all along.A meditative, atmospheric conclusion for readers who cherish poetic prose, emotional stillness, and gentle fantasy shaped by introspection rather than conflict.

Some silences fade.Others remember.The Lantern That Remembered Our Silence is a lyrical fantasy about memory, regret, and the quiet courage required to face what was once left unspoken. When a worn lantern arrives at the Reliquary House, its dim glow awakens echoes long buriedfootsteps remembered by stone, words never spoken aloud, and a presence shaped entirely from silence.As the lantern reveals fragments of a forgotten bond, the house itself begins to respond. Corridors recall footsteps. Rooms gather unfinished truths. And a silence once chosen as protection demands to be acknowledgednot to wound, but to heal.This story unfolds gently, guided by atmosphere rather than conflict. It is a meditation on remembrance, emotional return, and the understanding that some endings only arrive when silence is finally allowed to speak. Ideal for readers who love:Lyrical, poetic fantasySymbolic, object-centered storytellingEmotional introspection & quiet transformationGentle magic rooted in memoryStories about healing, loss, and returnThis is a story about what silence holds ontoand the light that remains when it is finally released.

The Silent Garden opened againnot to lead her forward, but inward.The Garden Where Shadows Learned to Bloom is a lyrical fantasy tale about unfinished nights, hidden truths, and the quiet courage it takes to be seen. When a forgotten gate appears beneath a moonless sky, it leads not to danger, but to remembrance.Within the gardens deeper dusk, shadows move with intention, flowers bloom from silence, and a keeper named Lior tends what others abandon: memories without names, grief without language, and truths too heavy for daylight. As the garden listens, it begins to awaken something long buriedboth in the one who enters and the one who guards it.This story is not driven by conflict or conquest, but by recognition. It unfolds slowly, inviting the reader to linger in moments of stillness, tenderness, and transformation. Ideal for readers who love:Lyrical fantasy & poetic proseGentle, introspective storytellingMagical realism with emotional depthQuiet romance & symbolic connectionStories about healing, identity, and becomingThis is a story about shadows learning the shape of lightand a garden that blooms when silence is finally allowed to speak.

Some songs are never meant to be finished.Others must be sung, no matter the cost.The Star-Collectors Last Lullaby is a lyrical fantasy tale of dying constellations, forgotten grief, and a song powerful enough to reshape the sky itself. When Lira discovers a broken fragment of a fallen constellation, she is drawn into the ruins of an ancient observatoryand into the presence of the Star-Collector, a keeper of fading stars and unending sorrow.As the echoes of an ancient Lullaby awaken, constellations begin to stir, resisting sleep and threatening to tear the heavens apart. Bound by memory, sacrifice, and choice, Lira must decide whether to complete a song that once saved the skyor let it fall silent forever.This story unfolds not through battles or conquest, but through remembrance, loss, and the quiet courage to choose transformation over preservation.Ideal for readers who love:Lyrical, poetic fantasyCosmic mythology & star-born magicEmotional, introspective storytellingMelancholic romance & symbolic bondsStories about sacrifice, grief, and renewalThis is a story about the music stars leave behindand the dawn that follows their silence.

A gothic fantasy reliquary about bones that remember, orchards that dream, and the quiet cost of awakening what was meant to sleep.There are places where silence grows roots.Deep within a sleeping orchard, bones hum beneath the soilremnants of forgotten keepers, unfinished bargains, and stories that refused to die. When a nameless girl returns with a lantern and a single shard of bone, the orchard begins to stir. It remembers her. It remembers her father. And it demands what was once taken.Guided by whispers in the wind and echoes beneath the earth, she walks paths sealed by memory, grief, and ancient design. Behind a door hanging from a branch of silence lies the truth of what the orchard has been guardingand what must finally be completed.The Bones of the Sleeping Orchard is a haunting, lyrical tale about:inheritance and sacrificememory woven into land and boneand the fragile line between preservation and releaseWritten in rich, atmospheric prose, this third volume of Midnight Reliquaries unfolds like a dream held too longbeautiful, sorrowful, and quietly transformative.Perfect for readers who love poetic gothic fantasy, symbolic storytelling, and slow, immersive tales where silence carries weight and every ending is an act of mercy.

A cosmic fairytale about exile among the stars, the courage to exist, and the quiet revolution of belonging.One night, the sky notices a mistake.A single star flickers into existence where no star has ever belongedtrembling, uncertain, and painfully alone. Its presence unsettles the ancient constellations, bending lines that have held for centuries and awakening old fears the heavens hoped never to face again.As the universe debates whether to erase or accept the stranger light, two mortals are drawn into its quiet cry: a Keeper who has spent his life listening to the sky, and a woman who can hear sorrow in silence. Together, they uncover a truth long buriedof a constellation that once chose its own shape and was destroyed for daring to change.The Constellation That Didnt Belong is a luminous, emotionally rich tale about:exile and self-determinationsystems that fear changeand the fragile bravery of existing without permissionWritten in lyrical, atmospheric prose, this eighth volume of Echoes of the Veiled Stars unfolds like a whispered rebellion among the starssoft, melancholic, and quietly transformative.Perfect for readers who love poetic cosmic fantasy, symbolic storytelling, and stories where even the universe must learn how to make space.

A lyrical cosmic fairytale about listening to the night, letting go without loss, and the stars that remember kindness.At a forgotten cliffside observatory, an astronomer discovers something impossible: a fragment of night beating softly inside a lantern, pulsing like a living heart. It is not light. It is not shadow. It is a memory the sky itself has lost.As the shard awakens, the stars begin to drift, constellations bend, and the boundary between dream and waking thins. Guided by a woman woven from nebula-quiet and starlight, the astronomer must follow the night beyond the limits of his worldinto the place where darkness remembers what it once was.But some things cannot be kept.They can only be returned.The Astronomer Who Stole a Piece of Night is a tender, dreamlike story about:listening instead of possessinglove that exists without ownershipand the quiet courage it takes to let the universe be whole againWritten in luminous, atmospheric prose, this seventh volume of Echoes of the Veiled Stars unfolds like a whispered myth among constellationssoft, cosmic, and deeply human.Perfect for readers who love poetic science-fantasy, melancholic stargazing, and stories where wonder is found in restraint rather than spectacle.

1336 . . .Htp-di-nsw is a gripping historical novel that weaves together two timelines: Ancient Egypt in 1336 BC and modern-day Cairo. Through intersecting stories of power, sacrifice, and buried truths, the novel explores how history is shapednot as it truly was, but as those in power chose to record it.

A nova tradução de O Homem da Areia (Der Sandmann) recoloca em circulação um texto que, desde o início do século XIX, tem funcionado como um ponto de convergência para debates sobre estética, psicolo

Pelo Sertão é a obra fundamental de Afonso Arinos de Melo Franco, um marco no regionalismo brasileiro que antecipou a Geração de 30. Publicada em 1898, a coletânea de doze contos transporta o leitor

Wounded, thirsty and stranded in the desert after a job gone bad, Conan is desperate. To make it out alive, he bands together with his fellow surviving mercenaries.Conan trusts none of them, and the feeling is mutual. Fine. Everyone knows where they stand. But when a cursed treasure is discovered, distrust turns to suspicion. Conan knows enough about dark magic to leave well enough alone, but will greed get the better of his new friends?

"La ilustre fregona" es una de las Novelas Ejemplares de Miguel de Cervantes, publicada en 1613. La historia combina elementos de la picaresca con los de la novela cortesana y sentimental, y se desarrolla en un tono ligero y humoristico.La historia sigue a dos jovenes nobles, Carriazo y Avendaño, que, por deseo de aventura, deciden abandonar sus acomodadas vidas para vivir como picaros. Llegan a Toledo y se hospedan en una posada donde conocen a Costanza, una hermosa joven que trabaja como fregona. Fascinados por su belleza y noble porte, los jovenes descubren que Costanza no es una sirvienta comun, sino que es de origen noble, lo que da lugar a enredos, identidades ocultas y finalmente un desenlace feliz en el que todos recuperan su verdadero lugar social.La novela se caracteriza por su tono satirico, su critica social velada y su elogio de las virtudes del linaje y la honra. A traves de personajes que cruzan las fronteras entre clases sociales, Cervantes juega con la apariencia y la realidad, proponiendo una reflexion sobre el merito personal frente al origen noble.

In the quiet country villages of Regency England, the game of love and social standing is played with razor-sharp wit. When the spirited and independent Elizabeth Bennet meets the wealthy, aloof Mr. Darcy, their initial encounter sparks a clash of pride and social prejudice that threatens to keep them apart.While Elizabeths mother is obsessed with securing advantageous marriages for her five daughters, Elizabeth seeks something far rarer: a marriage of true minds. Through a series of misunderstandings, scandalous elopements, and stinging social encounters, Elizabeth and Darcy must look past their first impressions to discover the truth about themselvesand each other.Jane Austens beloved masterpiece is a sparkling comedy of manners and a profound exploration of the human heart. It remains the most popular romance in the history of the English language.Step into the world of Longbourn and experience the ultimate triumph of love.

Some stories are meant to be published.Others happen first in the body and only later in the pages.Undone in Her. Reclaimed in Me. is Kaias first spin-off: an intimate, sensual, embodied story that steps out of her travel diary and into the private room behind it. It begins with Juna, an encounter that feels less like meeting someone new and more like remembering something ancient. A frequency. A hunger. A yes that doesnt need explanation.Kaia isnt looking for rescue. She isnt looking for forever. What she wants is simpler and braver: to feel cleanly, fully, without bargaining with herself. To follow the line between control and surrender until it stops being a line and becomes a door.Early in the eBook youll be invited to choose how you want to walk this story: Chapter 9: Choose Your Path. The Gentle Path, tender, slow, reverent. Or The Wild Path, bolder, darker at the edges, more dangerous in its honesty. Either way, the same truth waits on the other side: Kaias reclamation.This Deeper, Wilder Edition includes Kaias Solo. A more personal, unfiltered layer and exclusive outtakes: scenes that never made it into the spin-offs.

Com medo de reencontrar a ex-mulher no aniversário de noventa anos da avó, Dante toma uma decisão desesperada: contratar uma namorada para acompanhá-lo no evento. Júlia, uma biomédica sobrecarregada

Publicado pela primeira vez em 1678, "O Peregrino" é uma das obras mais influentes da literatura cristã de todos os tempos. Escrita sob a forma de uma alegoria, ela narra a jornada de um homem comum,

Hilda had left to start a new life.She had married a man who was handsome and exciting and hed promised her the world.When that world came crashing down, she returned to her home town.Not to lick her wounds but to rebuild.Robert was there to welcome her back.Then he was gone. Cruelly taken.But he left something for her.Something that would change her life.A story about lossliessecrets. A story of prejudice and hate. A story of love, forgiveness and redemption."We must be willing to get rid of the life weve planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us"Joseph Campbell

4 Dias, 4 Noites é um livro dedicado a uma história de um jovem de 23 anos que ao saber da traição de sua namorada ele resolve fugir de casa para viver aventuras que ao mesmo tempo é um drama para so

Poesia numa hora dessas? foi concebido durante um momento difícil para a autora: antes, durante e pós-pandemia, período no qual conviveu com a depressão. O título traz uma provocação. Já que escrever