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Spanish author Miguel Aranguren, one of the leading novelists of his generation, creates a tense spiritual, deeply Christian police thriller that combines occultism, crime, and religious struggle.
The Secret of the Green Bird (1910) is a novel by Spanish writer and Jesuit Luis Coloma, an author also known for the story of Ratoncito Pérez, about a young man from a Spanish aristocratic family who grew up without a mother under the influence of a domi
The book, banned in Argentina from 1976 to 1983 due to its political and social themes, is considered Puig's most successful work. It was adapted into a film in 1985, a musical, and a stage play.
A hybrid novel by a Catalan writer about an autistic brother, polar expeditions and her own existential insecurity. An intimate story about family, art and survival in an unpredictable world.
The 1949 representative selection, "Spanish Short Stories," offers a rich insight into Spanish prose, encompassing both classical and modernist works imbued with passion, tradition, and profound humanity.
The Bloody Arena (1908) is a naturalistic novel about the rise and fall of bullfighter Juan Gallardo. A poor young man becomes a famous matador, but is destroyed by love, vice, fear, and tragedies in the arena – a critique of Spanish bullfighting and soci