Genres

  • Voices of time

    NARRATIVE, 2014

    Eduardo Galeano

    This book offers a multitude of small stories that together tell a single story. The themes, diverse, build a plot capable of evoking the most pleasant aspects of human life, such as the links...

  • Closed for Soccer

    ANTHOLOGY. 2017

    Eduardo Galeano

    This book gathers all the texts Galeano wrote about soccer, most of them scattered in his published work, but also several unpublished and true finds, such as the chronicle in which, at only 23...

  • Vagamundo and Other Stories

    TALES, 2017

    Eduardo Galeano

    If anything characterizes Vagamundo, it is to introduce us to Galeano as a storyteller. The characters of these articles and short stories cross the stories and themes that the author deals with...

  • Amares

    ANTHOLOGY, 2018

    Eduardo Galeano

    «That's what the world is. A lot of people, a sea of little fires. Each person shines with his or her own light among all the others. In the end, we are what we do to change who we are. They...

  • Demonios de la culpa
  • A Bird's Eye View

    NARRATIVE, 2024

    Marcela Serrano

    The coming and going of birds, the joys and sorrows of life at seventy, a romantic break-up, conversations with her sisters during lockdown, societal changes in a country and world on fire,...

  • Luz y luna, las lunitas.

    NARRATIVE, 1994

    Elena Poniatowska

    Light and Big and Little Moons takes us on a tour of some of the most eccentric and charming characters in Mexican culture. The odd vernacular of Mexican street vendors, the exuberant...

  • Tlapalería

    NARRATIVE, 2003.

    Elena Poniatowska

    In a city tlapalería hardware store one hears, sees and smells the joyful hustle and bustle of the neighbourhoods but also the petty squabbles and gossip that lend colour to our collective...

  • Nothing and no one. The voices of earthquake

    NON FICTION, 2006.

    Elena Poniatowska

    The 19th and 20th of September 1985 were days of great pain for the residents of Mexico City. The earth shook and the reverberations ransacked the great city without mercy. Death and destruction....

  • Don’t Say Thank You

    NON FICTION, 2009

    Elena Poniatowska

    The legendary story of how seven families occupied land in Morelos in 1973 and ended up building a settlement of fifteen thousand people led by Güero Medrano in an unprecedented experiment in...

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