Manuel Stolik Novigrod

Part memoir, part historical novel, La Habana que fuimos is a first-hand account of life in Cuba during the Revolution. Written in the first person, it goes beyond fiction to become a valuable historical document.

Mateo Rodríguez-Braun

How far would you go to fulfill your ambitions?
How many moral lines would you dare to cross? A gripping thriller of envy, betrayal, and the fragile limits of love. When the flames rise, the truth burns with them.

Luis Bradstich

On his Vespa, a kid heads from Madrid to Barcelona for a Bruce Springsteen concert. On the way, he stumbles into love, friendship, and starts figuring out who he really is. A coming-of-age road trip set in the post-Franco Spain.

Ann Rand

[English edition] A companion collection of essays to Ayn Rand’s dystopian novella about the end of individuality and free will. An exploration of the timeless struggle for identity in the age of digital collectivism.

Ernest Hemingway

A towering novel of love, war, loss, and survival. Set against the backdrop of World War I, it follows an ambulance driver as he navigates the brutalities of battle and the tenderness of romance.

Ezequiel Szafir

[French edition] Could Europe repeat its recent past and become the cradle of a new form of fascism? Could the Holocaust happen again—this time, not against the Jews? A chilling dystopian vision of Europe’s possible future.

Ezequiel Szafir

[Italian edition] Do children inherit the sins of their parents? An impossible love set against the shadows of Argentina’s Military Regime. A historic novel of the search for identity, guilt, and redemption.