Un taxista en Nueva York

"La Quijotita y su prima" (1818) The Quijotita and her Cousin is Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi's (1776-1827) second novel. Written two years after his best known novel "Periquillo sarniento" (1816), regarded as the official initiator of the novel genre in Spanish America, in "La Quijotita..." Fernandez de Lizardi extends his view on society to encompass the female condition. In tune with his liberal stance the author states with clarity the active role women should play within the new Mexican society, and highlights the importance of educating them along modern principles. Composed mainly of...

Tras una discusión familiar, Tamara es obligada a emprender un viaje sin retorno a El Bosque, el pueblo de origen de sus padres donde tendrá que convivir con Nené, una mujer que para ella es una auténtica desconocida. Y aunque en el horizonte se dibuja la posibilidad de hacer amigos y establecer nuevos lazos, el joven del pueblo designado por su familia para que le haga de guía representa todo lo que Tamara detesta en la vida: el valor de la autenticidad, la simpleza de lo cotidiano, la pasión por la tierra y sus raíces. Resentida y triste, en su paseo a bordo del carrusel de las...

Max Martin has fallen on hard times. His career in journalism has taken a dive. His marriage is on the rocks and his two lovely kids are away. A chance visit to a local Art Gallery sets him on a quest to find the Artist who he thinks is very trendy. Following this trail, the journey takes him across New Zealand and eventually across continents. Max decides to rejuvenate his flagging writing career by writing a novel, tentatively, titled: Beautiful Brushstrokes. He records all the research in his notes and eventually finds, part way through, that his quest is shaping up to be something more...

La belleza velada es una novela sobre el gradual redescubrimiento de un hombre después de su muerte.