Barcelona: Literatura Random House, 2017. First Edition. Hardcover. 126p., boards. "Evasión y otros ensayos" is a collection of five essays by Argentine author César Aira on the process of creation and the function of literature. Contents include: "Evasión", "Un discurso breve", "Raymond Roussel. La clave unificada", "Dalí", and "El ensayo..... More
Buenos Aires: Literatura Random House, 2016. Second Edition. Paperback. 294p., wrps. "El desapego es una manera de querernos" is a collection of stories that are provicial in nature, taking place along the roads of the Argentine coast. Through these narratives, author Selva Almada examines the spheres of human loneliness. Almada... More
Barcelona: Literatura Random House, 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 135p., wrps. "Moronga" is a novel about Jose Zeledon, a quiet and shy man who is tormented by his violent past. After fleeing from El Salvador with a new identity after its civil war, he has managed to go unnoticed for years... More
Buenos Aires: Literatura Random House, 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 176p., wrps. "La ilusión de los mamíferos" is a passionate, sweet, ambiguous, and painful story of the meeting of two men, repeated Sunday after Sunday in a small apartment. From there they look out over the balcony, which unfolds into a...... More
Lima: Literatura Random House, (Lima : Cecosami), 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 129p., illus., wrps. "Demasiada responsabilidad" is a novel by award-winning Peruvian writer Enrique Planas, who has previously published "Orquíedeas del paraíso" (1996), "Alrededor de Alicia" (1999),, "El camino de Santiagouesta en escena" (2002), "Otros lugares de interés", (2010), and... More
Madrid: Literatura Random House, 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 172p., wrps. "Lo que está y no se usa nos fulminará" is a collection of short stories, featuring two writers agree to write an "autobiography" for the other; a man mentally writes his Tinder profile while a girl talks to him about..... More
Buenos Aires: Literatura Random House, 2018. Third Edition. Paperback. 192p., wrps. "Las primas" is set in the 1940s, providing a glimpse into the tortuous world of a dysfunctional lower middle class family in La Plata. Halfway between a delirious autobiography and an intimate ethnography, author Aurora Venturini explores the lives... More