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One believes that one’s life has reached a precarious equilibrium, and that misfortune has passed one by. But one never knows at what moment one might run into misfortune, or death. The lives of a dozen people intertwine in the theatre of a small walled city, one of those places where nothing ever happens.
Butterflies invade the notebook of Mariano, a would-be astronaut, footballer and detective. They are of every shape, size and colour. But none of them can fly, because they’re drawn. He decides to find the mysterious creator of the butterflies. When he’s close to solving the enigma something changes: a new butterfly with a sad expression appears.
For centuries, popular stories have helped to answer the questions that man has asked himself. Stories demonstrate the complexity of emotions, offer means of combating adversity, give hope, consolation and courage, and preserve human values. This selection of 36 stories is just a sample of the rich heritage of stories and legends from the 5 continents throughout human history.
This book collects together 15 of the 40 parables of the Synoptic Gospels. Each chapter presents one of the parables, with an invitation to: Hear it, Know it better, Discover its harmonics, Imagine it in life, Express it in a blog.
Commissioner Valtierra, a nostalgic, tango-loving native of Buenos Aires, is chief of the Political Section of the Buenos Aires police and has blood on his hands. A revolutionary group has condemned him to death for all the torture and murders in which he has been involved and to avenge their comrades.
As Elsa Punset suggests in clear, simple language, to transform our lives and relationships ‘we don’t need as much as we think: in a light backpack you can fit the things that help us to understand and manage the reality around us.
Francisco Javier Mina (Navarra, 1789 – Mexico, 1817) was one of the heroes of the Mexican Independence. He took part in the War of Spanish Independence caused by the French invasion.
Is it possible to cultivate an inner life in a digital society full of constant stimuli, increasing amounts of information and a steady stream of images coming at us from every direction? Can a human being maintain a certain amount of calm when faced with this bombardment of images?
Poetry, and perhaps something more, has always beaten at the heart of all of Flavia Company’s books. Here the full force of its pulse is felt. The why, the ‘secret’, of her immersion in the poem is revealed to us by the author herself in the form of a prologue. A journey, a monologue, memory and the present.
Elvis Riboldi is a very, very special boy. Some say he’s the devil itself. And Elvis explains this himself without leaving out thorny details. Elvis Riboldi causes as many disasters as he does laughs from his readers. In this first novel, Elvis recounts his fondest childhood memories. Three pages later, the most hated memories begin. And you’ll laugh still more.