Todos los caminos llevan a India

Ángel, la raíz gallega de Fidel es una historia inspirada en la vida del padre de Fidel y Raúl Castro Ruz. Ángel Castro Argiz fue uno de los tantos gallegos que dejó atrás la Galicia profunda para buscar fortuna más allá del mar. El libro incluye una interesante muestra documental y fotográfica, complemento de lo narrado en estas páginas, donde la imaginación perfila orígenes, rostros lejanos en el tiempo, travesías, contiendas y corrientes de agua. En su camino, Ángel nunca imaginó que de su propia casa saldría la fuerza para cambiar la suerte de Cuba, la isla que siempre...

Por primera vez, la extraordinaria vida de Neus Català, explicada por ella misma y revisada a través de una ambiciosa novela de memorias magistralmente construida por Carme Martí. Su infancia en un pequeño pueblo del Priorato; la juventud interrumpida...

"Exceptional bridge between anglophone and francophone cultures, the historian Herbert Lottman explores the relationship that brought Oscar Wilde with Paris, which was deployed along the half-life of the author of The Picture of Dorian Gray and The Importance of Being Earnest. Indeed, Oscar Wilde (Dublin, 1854-Paris, 1900) visited the French capital on numerous occasions, the first one in his twenty years before joining Oxford, and in 1884, for their honeymoon after his wedding to Constance Lloyd."

In this harrowing and hilarious memoir, Jennette McCurdy, star of the television series iCarly and Sam & Cat, recounts her struggles as a child actress -- eating disorders, addictions and a complicated relationship with her overbearing mother -- and how she regained control of her life. This life. Jennette McCurdy was six years old when she first auditioned for her to act. Her mother's dream was for her only daughter to become a star and Jennette would have done anything to make her mother happy. So she did what her mom called "calorie restriction," eating little and weighing herself five...