"La amante imperfecta, a mixture of noir literture, love story and contemporary social critique, enthrals readers with its words, its brilliant descriptions, the texture of its characters, their lies, longings and ambitions.
Eudald Carbonell makes an amazing journey on board the Beagle, Charles Darwin's scientific boat.
La bajamar [Low Tide] (Penguin Random House, 2022) is a moving fictional account of three generations of women—grandmother, daughter, granddaughter—as they open up about their pasts and motherhood.
Adirane returns to the family home in her town next to the river in the north of the Basque Country with the fragile excuse of recording her Granny Ruth's first childhood memories of the Civil War.
It's bath time, a daily routine that with a little imagination can become a true adventure. The soap box is like a flying saucer, the sponge reminds us of the car-wash, and the shampoo foam is a lot like an iceberg.
We go on two journeys. One is happy: about a girl on a transatlantic liner where food and drink are plentiful, where there is dancing in the evenings, and where the sound of the waves helps you to sleep better.
Lily loves stories so much --there is nothing in the world she loves more! During a library story reading, she discovers a very suspicious door in the library. What could hide behind it?
Atop the black mud of Auschwitz that swallows everything, Fredy Hirsch has built a secret school.
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Lily Meyer is a writer, translator, and critic. Her translations include Claudia Ulloa Donoso’s story collections Little Bird and Ice for Martians. Her ...