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Beneath the Fire and the Salt

It is 846 AD and what was once the great Empire’s capital city lies ruined and semi-abandoned.

Under the Blue Umbrella

Do you know how quickly you can ruin someone's life? In two seconds, the time it takes to share a photo on WhatsApp.

Beneath the Waves

From a seemingly simple encounter at sea comes the inner conflict of each of the characters. Shame, fears, rejection...

Baltasar Magro

Baltasar Magro studied Humanities, and, later, journalism at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. He has worked as a scriptwriter on cultural, documentary and entertainment shows and as a director of public information broadcasts for various television companies for more than thirty years.

Balvanera

The blessed whore, the faithless monk, the disabled Indian and the honourable son-of-a-bitch. His mother was a whore. His father, English. He didn’t have a surname when a surname was the only means to stave off hunger.

Bárbara Blasco

Bárbara Blasco (Valencia, 1972) has worked as a shop assistant, telephone operator, waiter, magician's assistant, cabaret dancer, petrol station staff, supporting actor and selling encyclopaedias, before she completed her studies in journalism.

Barbara Tovar y Cristina Picazo

Bárbara Tovar has a degree in psychology (Autónoma University, Madrid), and is an expert in emotions and health. She also holds a master's in Stress and Anxiety Management (Complutense University, Madrid). She has been in clinical practice for 20 years working with adults and adolescents.

Bartleby Editores, S. L.

We offer a solid catalogue of poetry particularly focusing on bilingual editions, the republication of works by Spain's most preeminent poets from the second half of the twentieth century and strong support for works of fiction by European and Latin American authors not previously published in Sp

Base

Altzerreka is an old homestead situated in a gloomy spot beside a bridge.

Kirmen Uribe, born in Ondarroa, Spain in 1970, published his most recent novel in March 2022. Written first in Basque, it has already been translated into Castilian Spanish by the author and José María Isasi Urdangarín.

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