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This intriguing satirical novella by French writer Marcel Prévost wittily dissects the German national character, the authoritarian mentality, and petty-bourgeois family life at the beginning of the 20th century.
A touching story about inseparable acrobat brothers, Gianni and Nio, whose dreams of mastering the circus arts are cut short by a tragic accident that fundamentally alters their lives and their bond as brothers.
In *The Legend of Don Juan*, Albert t’Serstevens reshapes the famous legend of the tireless seducer, tracing his amorous adventures, transgressions, and conflict with the moral and social order.
Johan Nilsen Nagel arrives in a small Norwegian town and disrupts its quiet atmosphere with his eccentric behavior. Love, loneliness, and inner conflicts gradually lead the enigmatic protagonist toward tragedy.
A collection of moving and multi-layered stories about strangers, immigrants, and Romans whose lives intertwine in the Eternal City, exploring themes of belonging, loneliness, and identity.
A moving epic about extinction and hope that tells the story of the fight to save wild horses and preserve nature through the destinies of three families across three different centuries.