Árbol que Nace Torcido: Un misterio de Matt Davis

The 20th century's first Argentine best seller was Cesar Duayen's novel Stella of 1905. "Cesar Duayen" was quickly revealed to be Emma de la Barra (1861-1947), who besides founding the first professional school for women in Argentina, the national Red Cross, and a model factory workers' community, published five extraordinarily sucessful novels about Argentine society in the early part of the century. It was a time of economic anxiety and eagerness to redefine the responsibilities of citizens, both men and women, in this new era of rapid technological change and shifting global relationships. ...

En esta breve novela, Zweig nos habla de los celos con su habitual maestría: elusivo, con la virtud de la intriga irresuelta, ahonda en el dolor y el desamparo que produce el sentirnos sustituidos en los afectos de nuestras personas queridas por un tercero que, cuanto menos, tiene los mismos derechos que nosotros. La rabia y la violencia pueden conducir a una venganza que agravará, si cabe aún más, nuestra orfandad. "Un cuento moral sobre la inconveniencia de colocar mal los afectos." Francisco García Pérez, La Nueva España "Stefan Zweig nos hace sentir los latidos del corazón desde...

Renowned writer H.P. Lovecraft gives us another unforgettable collection of classic and innovative sci-fi terror. From dimensions beyond space and time come strange beings that seek to overthrow our world from its place of honor.

Archeologist Isaac Cohen has no idea that he will set in motion possible armagedon-like conditions when he discovers, in a library hidden away in a Tuareg city, a mysterious and omnious fifteenth-century manuscript written by a Jew from the Spanish city of Toledo, who had to flee from there during a horrible three-day religious uprising in 1467 known as "The Magdalena Fires."