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Un viaje en avión. Un verano que lo cambiará todo.Cuando el destino decide jugar sus cartas, ni siquiera el corazón más herido puede resistirse.Samy, la pelirroja alegre, impulsiva y llena de luz, no contaba con cruzarse en el camino de un hombre como Erick: reservado, tatuado y lleno de sombras.El intenta mantenerla lejos.Ella se empeña en llegar hasta el final.Pero, a veces, el amor no llega cuando lo planeas sino cuando mas lo necesitas.Un verano en Barcelona.Dos almas en reconstruccion.Un vinculo que pondra a prueba lo que creen merecer y lo que estan dispuestos a arriesgar.

Fingir que no lo deseaba era parte del trato… hasta que empezó a besarla como si lo único que supiera hacer bien fuera hacerla suya.Liv tiene una regla muy clara: jamás volver a depender de un hombre

¿Qué ocurriría si la Luna, esa presencia silenciosa que siempre nos acompaña, decidiera darnos la espalda y mostrar su cara oculta?Takashi Otsuki vive una existencia plena: una familia cariñosa, prestigio laboral y estabilidad economica. Pero una noche de Luna llena, algo cambia. Sus hijos ya no lo reconocen. Su esposa lo echa de casa. Alguien ha ocupado su lugar. Asi comienza una travesia inquietante entre mundos paralelos, identidades rotas y recuerdos que se disuelven como luz lunar.Este es el primero de los tres relatos que integran Zangetsuki, un viaje onirico, lirico y profundamente emocional sobre lo que nos define como humanos. Una historia tan intima como universal, con la melancolia de Murakami y la precision especulativa de Ted Chiang. Cuando la Luna se da la vuelta, tu tambien deberas mirar hacia adentro.A la sombra de sus personajes, torturados por la duda entre si sufren paranoias o experimentan situaciones reales, asistiremos a distopias con puntos inquietantemente proximos con nuestro mundo actual.

An audacious, unnerving satire of the twentieth centurys most notorious figure.Liverpool, 1912. Young Adolf Hitler, a recent art-school dropout on the run from military service in Austria, turns up to stay with his brother Alois and sister-in-law Bridget. Idle and dirty, Adolf spends his days sprawled on the couch, gripped by paranoia that Austrian officials are tailing him. Adolfs poor conduct constant sponging, an ill temper, and a refusal to assist in Alois questionable business ventures quickly draws the ire of his family. Surely this is a young man who will never amount to anything?

Soy un gato (Wagahai wa neko de aru, 1905) es la primera novela de Natsume Sōseki y una de las más influyentes de la literatura japonesa moderna. Escrita originalmente como sátira, la obra está narra

Seiobo, una deidad japonesa que tiene en su jardín un melocotonero que florece cada trescientos años y cuyo fruto da la inmortalidad, decide volver a la Tierra en busca de un atisbo de perfección: la belleza, por fugaz que sea, revela lo sagrado, que a menudo apenas somos capaces de soportar. En su viaje, Seiobo explora el Japon que perpetua algunos rituales desde hace siglos; contempla la pintura en la Rusia medieval o en la Italia del Renacimiento; escucha la musica del Barroco y sobrevuela la Acropolis de Grecia, la Alhambra de Granada o la Pedrera de Barcelona. Una obra melancolica y turbadora en la que Krasznahorkai indaga en el extraordinario consuelo de la belleza y nos ofrece su singular perspectiva de la inmanencia.PREMIO NOBEL DE LITERATURA 2025La prosa de Krasznahorkai adquiere la cadencia casi liturgica de un libro de meditacion y asi es como oficia el, a menudo con una escritura sugerente y a veces extenuante, hasta un final que habla de la esencial continuidad de la muerte igual que ha hablado de la esencia de la belleza como reflejo ocasional de lo sagrado.Jose Maria Guelbenzu, El Pais BabeliaKrasznahorkai es hijo del arte de la prosa narrativa torrencial de Schnitzler y Karl Kraus, y hermano de Claudio Magris y su Danubio. El lector que supere sus retos y el discurso cultural, obtendra una recompensa merecida.Javier Nogueira, El ProgresoKrasznahorkai enseña a leer de nuevo. En el sentido mas literal: siguiendo el delicado mecanismo de sus frases perfectas, que se extienden a veces a lo largo de paginas enteras, los musculos del ojo aprenden otra vez a deslizarse por la hoja impresa. Pero tambien en un sentido mas profundo: conectando las inquietantes imagenes que recurren a lo largo de su flujo narrativo, el cerebro experimenta una tormenta electrica; el alma, una sacudida brutal.Valeria Luiselli, El Pais SemanalDescomunal proeza intelectual -con paginas muy brillantes sobre la Alhambra- de alguien llamado a conseguir el premio Nobel si acaso el premio Nobel recupera -milagrosamente- el juicio.Alberto Olmos, El ConfidencialCon un pie en la vida y el otro en Dios, con un pie en la tierra y otro en el infierno, Krasznahorkai nos ayuda a descubrir las aterradoras bellezas de este mundo. Y lo hace en un libro abundante, precioso y detallado que recomiendo encarecidamente.Ignasi Mena, Llegir en cas dincendiKrasznahorkai tiene algo que le hace unico. Un estilo propio arrollador formado por una prosa sin puntos que convierten cada capitulo en unos pocos, cuando no en un unico, parrafos. []Y Seiobo descendio a la Tierra es un compendio de historias escritas de forma incuestionable por la mano de uno de los escritores contemporaneos mas fascinantes.El lamento de PortnoyKrasznahorkai es uno de los grandes inventores de nuevas formas en la literatura contemporanea.The New York Review of BooksUna reveladora defensa de las grandes creaciones del arte y del espiritu en un mundo fascinado por la ciencia y la tecnologia.The Washington PostUn libro obsesivo y de apabullante belleza.Miguel Arnas Coronado, Quimera

«He venido porque me dijeron que aquíestá mi madre… Una mujer que se creemuerta y me cree muerto.»¿Cómo fue que Pedro Páramo llegó a convertirse en un rencor vivo? ¿Qué debió ocurrir en su pasado par

Wylaru Wolsin e os Segredos Revelados Prepare-se para mergulhar em um universo onde a magia não é apenas um poder, mas uma responsabilidade que pode mudar o destino de mundos inteiros. Este livro não

"Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." Dark, haunting, and fiercely emotional, Emily Brontes Wuthering Heights is one of the most powerful love stories ever writtena tale of passion that transcends life and death.Set against the wild, windswept moors of northern England, the novel follows Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, whose intense and destructive love defies social boundaries and moral convention. Their turbulent bond ignites a chain of jealousy, vengeance, and tragedy that echoes across generations, leaving no heart untouched.Brontes only novel, Wuthering Heights shocked Victorian readers with its raw emotion and psychological depth. Today, it stands as a masterpiece of Gothic literaturea profound exploration of love, obsession, and the darkness within the human spirit.With its unforgettable atmosphere, vivid imagery, and complex characters, this novel remains a cornerstone of English literature, captivating readers with its beauty and brutality alike. Click Buy Now to experience Emily Brontes immortal story of love, madness, and the haunting power of the moors.

A timeless tale of passion, betrayal, and vengeance, Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte is a masterpiece that continues to captivate readers with its intense emotions and unforgettable characters. Set against the hauntingly beautiful moors of Yorkshire, the novel unravels the tumultuous love story of Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, a bond so profound that it defies life and death. Brontes only novel is a bold exploration of human nature, where love intertwines with hatred, and loyalty battles against revenge. With its gothic atmosphere and psychological depth, Wuthering Heights remains one of the greatest works of English literature, offering readers an enduring and transformative experience.

Set in a remote West African fortress, "Wolfshead" blends colonial adventure with supernatural dread. Pierre, a visiting Frenchman of the castle of the noble Dom Vincente, in the company of several others illustrious guests, finds himself among soldiers, traders, and outcasts haunted by whispers of dark curses and violent mysteries that emerge with the moonlit night.

Spain, 1937. The Civil War is not yet over, but for the Republicans, it is already lost. Francos army is scouring the country for their remaining enemies, and four fugitive soldiers are in hiding, deep in the Cantabrian mountains. Surrender means execution. Winter means starvation. There is no way out - and yet they endure. A taut and thrilling story of pursuit and evasion, Wolf Moon is also a testament to undying loyalties: to a cause, to justice, and to brothers-in-arms.

"Sixteenth century Wales, amidst relentless rain and failing crops, a woman is accused of Witchcraft."Talk of witchcraft, convictions and hangings begin to cross the border from England, reaching and influencing gentry families and villagers alike. Told from the perspective of Doli Maredudd, a naive but headstrong young gentry woman living in the outskirts of the fictional Llyngwrach on the border of Wales. Having suffered her third miscarriage, Doli seeks the help of mysterious local wise-woman and healer Sara Gwen, who is able to offer her a fertility charm. When a servant finds this charm, amidst rising gossip and accusations of witchcraft, aspersions are cast against Sara Gwen by Dolis husband Hywel, who is keen to gain favour with other gentility and noblemen across the country.

No século XIII, quando a tensão entre humanos e bruxos atinge seu ápice, quatro magos ancestrais — Aldebarã, Merlin, Minerva e Morgana — unem forças para buscar um novo lar longe da perseguição. A es

When quiet, reliable lawyer Douglas Ashburner begins an extra-marital affair with Nina, a bossy, temperamental artist with a penchant for risky sex, he finds it all a terrible strain.Needing a break, he does not head off on the fishing holiday he tells his wife is the plan. Instead, he flies to Moscow with Nina, as a guest of the Soviet Artists Union. Its not long before Ashburner regrets his decision: he promptly loses his luggage, the food is dreadful, he receives a baffling phone call from someone claiming to be his brother. When Nina slips out to lunch and never returns, things go from bad to disastrous to downright hallucinatory.Winter Garden is ripe with scathing wit, eccentric characters and a richly morbid atmosphere, and is for fans of Kingsley Amis.

VIENNA 1968Three vivacious students: Manhattanite June, English Liz and Irish Moira become best friends while studying languages, economics, arts, history and majoring in wine, men, dance and Mozart.LONDON 2008 - 40 years later.The wild sparks of yore have become dead old batteries. Moira, the globetrotting professional, suffers from B/B/B (Bigtime/Boreout/Burnout) and CRX (Cant Remember Sex). Liz, the Award-winning film/TV director is now considered a fossil in media land. June still cant accept the tragic death a decade earlier of her beloved husband Martin (the Mozart fanatic).Then the Bigtime Scheie hits all their fans. Junes son Robert treats The Three to a surprize vacation in Vienna. Like women on their way to the guillotine they reluctantly return to confront the hidden secrets of their youthful past.Until modern, magical Vienna galvanizes them back to loving, laughing, dancing, singing and achieving. Life is for Living and how!!

Vesryn Rydel has a new Fate stringa magical bond tying him to his soulmate. Unfortunately its to a fae who lost all memory of his name to the human who enslaved him. He gives himself the name Fey: Fated to die.Neither want a Fate bondVesryn because he is a guard to the heir of the Sun Throne, and Fey because he must venture north to seal the veil between realms that ripped open with his return.On their journey through the Woundthe barren, magic-void, lifeless wasteland that tore across the center of their continentthey must learn to trust each other and accept the memories of their past selves in order to restore both the Wild Throne and balance to their world.Packed full of magic and mystery, Wilds Scar is the stunning sequel to Shadows Wound.

In the far North, where landscapes seem carved from endurance itself, men of all ages test their limitsagainst nature, each other, and the quiet within.In River Rafting, Frederik faces violent waterfalls, haunted by his need to prove himself and captivated by Sarah, who is fascinated by cool rafting guides.Two friends, Jon and Nilas, chase exhilaration in Mountain Climbing, only to find that the highest peaks demand more than couragethey demand reckoning.In Teambuilding, a company retreat in the woods turns into a brutal game of power and fear where teamwork is a facade and rivalry runs deep.And in Press Card, journalist Jeppe and photographer Michael race from one dazzling freeride ski resort to the next, chasing the perfect storyuntil ambition itself becomes the deadliest terrain.In six short stories, author and mountaineer Steffen Kjaer uncovers a deeper wilderness, where survival instincts blur with desire, and where ambition sometimes erodes judgment.

White Nights and Other Stories gathers some of Fyodor Dostoevskys most profound explorations of the human heart and mind. Dostoevsky, the towering Russian novelist best known for "Crime and Punishment", reveals both torment and tenderness in these pages. This edition includes "White Nights", a wistful tale of love and solitude, "Notes from the Underground", a groundbreaking psychological confession, and other masterpieces such as "A Faint Heart", and "Polzunkov". Together they illuminate the depths of human longing and moral struggle.

White Nights is a lyrical short story by Fiódor Dostoyevski, set in St. Petersburg and narrated by a lonely, unnamed dreamer. The protagonist lives an isolated life, wandering the city and imagining romantic fantasies to escape his solitude. Everything changes during a summer "white night," when he meets Nastenka, a young woman crying by a canal. The dreamer comforts her, and they form a fragile bond over four nights. Nastenka shares her own story: she awaits the return of a lodger she loves, who promised to marry her but has not returned. As they spend time together, the dreamer falls deeply in love with her, experiencing companionship and hope for the first time. However, on the final night, the lodger returns. Nastenka, overjoyed, reunites with him, leaving the dreamer heartbroken yet gracious. Though devastated, he chooses to cherish the fleeting happiness their brief connection brought him. The story closes with his reflective acceptance even a moment of love, though temporary, can illuminate a life of loneliness.