El grito del silencio

This is an anthology of first time writers from Argentina, expressing how travel has changed their life. The authors have tried to connect experience of wind in the face with that of their ideological notions. Can travel help in something as simple as meeting your future life partner? Can travel change into something nerve wrecking and damaging? You will have to read the whole anthology to know more!

Gathering together the masters of Hispanic fiction, this homage to the greatest novel of all time offers 50 different versions of the classic Don Quijote according to Borges, Arreola, Ana María Shua, Rubén Darío, and several others. Some question the authorship of Don Quijote, whereas others recreate Sancho Panza's own side of the story, and still others recover the feminine characters of Dulcinea and Teresa Panza. Reuniendo los maestros de la ficción hispana, este homenaje a la obra de ficción más importante del mundo literario ofrece 50 diferentes versiones del clásico Don Quijote...

Cada día que pasaban juntos se despertaban más deseos a los que no podían resistirse... Por primera vez en su vida, el millonario ejecutivo y viudo Ron Egan se enfrentaba a un dilema del que no podía salir negociando. Su hija adolescente estaba embarazada y necesitaba su ayuda. La encontró en un hogar para madres solteras que dirigía la rica heredera Kathryn Roper. La bella Kathryn parecía el único puente que podría llegar a unir a Ron con su hija. Pero, mientras que lo ayudaba a solucionar los problemas con su hija, ninguno de los dos podía negar los sentimientos que estaban...

A dry and bitter story (vital and optimistic at the same time) narrates the unimaginable life of B?, a "writer" born in Auschwitz who was baptized with the letter B and a series of numbers tattooed on his thigh. B? commits suicide shortly after the fall of Communism in Hungary, in 1990, and his editor friend Keser?, tries to narrate his life while he searches for B?'s unpublished novel. In 150 pages Kert?sz describes the torture of writing about horror and, defends the power of love, literature and memories to overcome the Auschwitz experience.