El Altar Dorado

Annika Bengtzon, madre soltera, periodista e investigadora ocasional... Estocolmo, Suecia. Seis meses para los Juegos Olímpicos de verano. En las bulliciosas y estresantes oficinas editoriales del periódico Kvällspressen la periodista Annika Bengtzon intenta conseguir el artículo entre los artículos. Para ello se debate en una constante lucha interior entre las exigencias que le suponen su vida familiar y su ambición profesional. Valiente, compasiva, inteligente, con un lado oscuro y autodestructivo, se obstina por informar sobre la verdad, sin importarle cómo conseguirla. Durante los...

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Arthur ha podido volver por fin a la Tierra. Y al poner los pies en el suelo descubre que van a hacer volar la Tierra... ¡una vez más! Y una cosa más... es la inesperada y bienvenida sexta entrega de la divertidísima serie de libros protagonizados por el autoestopista galáctico. Y en ella intervienen un Olimpo completo de dioses desocupados, un presidente galáctico renegado, un alienígena verde y enamorado y un ordenador furioso. La guía del autoestopista galáctico, de Douglas Adams, ha provocado torrentes de carcajadas en el mundo entero. Y una cosa más..., publicada para celebrar...

Born November 5, 1884, in London, James Elroy Flecker received his education at Uppingham and Trinity College, Oxford. He joined the Consular Service in 1908, was posted to Constantinople in 1910, and from 1911 to 1913 Flecker served as vice-consul at Beirut.These appointments reinforced his life-long love for the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Suffering from tuberculosis, he moved to Switzerland where he died January 3, 1915. Influenced both by his classical education and by his experiences in the Orient, he published five books of poetry, The Bridge of Fire (1908), Thirty-six Poems...