Creo que te inventé en mi mente

RESEÑA: Nueva novela de Claudia Apablaza. GoØ y el amor. Premio ALBA de novela en 2012. Comenzarla es abrir una puerta que no desearéis cerrar. Terminarla es como si le hubieran dado a uno tres palizas seguidas o hubiera hecho el amor tres semanas seguidas sin saber ya lo que tal cosa significara pues lo abarcaría todo. Y esto, en la literatura, es lo mejor que uno se puede encontrar porque es como si te reestructuraran por completo tras la lectura. ¿Quieres ser humo, aire, la vida entera, el amor? ¿Quieres saber lo que es el amor, el jodido amor, madre, padre? Con tintes a ratos de...

Publicadas en Madrid en 1613, las «Novelas ejemplares» pertenecen al periodo en que la madurez creadora de Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) alcanza su expansión plena y abren, junto con el «Quijote» (BA 0351 y BA 0352), el camino a la literatura moderna. EL LICENCIADO VIDRIERA, que se creerá de vidrio y dirá verdades, responde más al bufón o al filósofo que al demente; con él y con su historia el autor crea un maravilloso personaje a quien, paradójica y muy cervantinamente, se prestará más atención cuando loco que cuando cuerdo. Relato de rapto, deshonra y reconocimiento, LA...

“All the world loves Kristin Hannah,” raves Newsday about this New York Times bestselling author. And it’s no wonder: She consistently writes compelling, beautifully told contemporary novels full of resilient characters and powerful emotion. Now for the first time, four of Hannah’s best-loved tales are together in one eBook bundle: ON MYSTIC LAKE “Superb . . . I’ll heartily recommend On Mystic Lake to any woman . . . who demands that a story leaves her with a satisfied glow.”—The Washington Post Book World Annie Colwater’s husband has just confessed that he’s in love with...

Albert Cohen, a Bulgarian exile in Israel, returns to Bulgaria for a few days for a conference, and the encounter with his hometown and the people he hasn't seen for years reminds him of a world long gone. His most intense memory is of his grandfather, the unforgettable Abraham the Drunk--master tinsmith, genius storyteller, and witness to the end of an era--, whose figure will allow him to remember some of the most important episodes from his childhood. However, his reveries will be interrupted by some unavoidable events in the present: a dark attempt at land speculation, an encounter with a ...

Eager for action in the numbing wake of 9/11, V.I. Warshawski is glad to take on a routine stakeout for her most important client, Darraugh Graham. When lights come on at the empty family estate in the middle of the night, Darraugh sends V.I. out to investigate-and the detective finds a dead journalist in the pond. The man is an African-American; when the suburban cops seem to be treating him as a criminal who stumbled to a drunken death, his family hires V.I. to investigate.