An understated, urgent novel that unearths a mysterious history and confronts the question of what it means to call a place home. ‘I wonder where everyone is going, where we’re moving to, if there’s some concrete destination, or if our only fate is this constant wandering, this movement toward nowh… →
Brais Lamela is a writer in Galician and PhD candidate at Yale University. What Remains (published in Galician in 2022 as Ninguén Queda) is his first novel. It won the 2022 Spanish National Critics Award in Fiction and the 2023 RNE Ojo Crítico Prize for the best novel by an author under forty in Spa… →
Martha Luisa Hernández Cadenas
Martha Luisa Hernández Cadenas (Guantánamo, 1991) is a playwright, writer and performer. She has written three poetry collections, and won the David Prize for Poetry in 2017 and the Havana Poetry Biennial Prize. She is the creator of several performances in Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Spain,… →
The Rats (Dyslexic-friendly edition)
The classic, bestselling novel from the Grandmaster of Horror. The first victim was a former paper salesman, drinking himself into oblivion. Next, a child and her beloved dog. Then six drifters fighting over a bottle of gin. All devoured by a black, writhing mass of giant rats. As London descends in… →
After her boat capsizes, Nine-year old Nefele is washed up on the Floating Forest, an infamous mythical prison-island, holding onto her father’s corpse and with little chance to survive in the wild. It appears miraculous that a herd of native elks guide her to a tree house, filled with all she needs… →
Sherlock Holmes is hired to retrieve a damning photograph for a client, but he is unprepared for the web of deceit laid by his adversary, Irene Adler. The first short story to feature the most famous detective of all time. “Arthur Conan Doyle is unique in simultaneously bringing the curtain down on… →
Della and Jim desperately try to buy each other last minute presents, and in doing so, discover the true meaning of Christmas. A charming festive story from the original master of short fiction.… →
One summer, after giving birth, a young woman is confined to an upstairs nursery by her husband. Through her diary entries, we bear witness to her descent into madness in this remarkable story that dared to challenge the patriarchal dominance of 19th Century medicine. “Like a mix of voyeurism and re… →
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From the creative duo who gave us What Concerns Us, this new novel explores non-monogamous relationships and shifting identities through the voices of three women, brought together in the quiet tension of the Swiss mountains.Told in alternating voices, Woman, Idle explores two main questions: What k… →