El pequeño Cacahuete es un hamster roborowski a quien le encanta vivir aventuras y contárselas a grandes y pequeños. Un libro lleno de colores, ilusión y fantasía retratados con fotos reales. A veces en los lugares mas pequeños podemos encontrar grandes historias y grandes amigos. Vivimos en una sociedad en la que se vive tan rapido que a veces por no fijarnos es los pequeños detalles nos perdemos pequeñas maravillas que tenemos a nuestro lado.

Cantar las singularidades de Málaga en un tono que los menores puedan comprender fácilmente, puede servir para que también ellos las descubran y las amen, porque no se ama lo que no se conoce.

Entre las muchas cosas que la generosidad de Borges nos dejara como herencia, privilegio esta frase

La Antología Los Malones de Jorge A. Colombo comprende una serie de relatos breves que transitan por distintas coordenadas de los humores y del pensamiento. El segmento inicial (males de antaño) agr

Una promesa del pasado, un jardín que custodia todas las palabras hermosas, una bruja con buenas intenciones, un visitante imposible...Estefanía Muñiz nos regala 24 cuentos escritos de noche que llevan consigo el sabor reconfortante del cafe de madrugada, cuyo hilo conductor es la frontera difusa entre lo real y lo irreal; entre lo que ocurre en el mundo exterior y en la mente de los personajes.Personajes en momentos cruciales, con historias de vida resumidas en cuentos que han tomado años en forjarse.Historias con un fuerte aroma a realismo magico, con sabor antiguo y futuro, que dejan un poso inolvidable en nuestro recuerdo.

En este segundo tomo realizamos un acercamiento a la biografía de María García, una mujer natural de Teror (Gran Canaria), que vivió a caballo entre los siglos XVI y XVII, a la que la Inquisición condeno por realizar practicas hechiceras y pactar con el Demonio.

Antología de cuentos y relatos– Prólogo de J. N. Dargelos barro, los primeros libros publicados por Fernández-Molina. Por este motivo, la editorial Libros del Innombrable ha querido dedicar un homena

A Cornish Miscellany (1964). Yma kefys i n lyver-ma kefr¿s gerva usy moy s 1,400 ger ha hanow styrys inhy. - - Without any doubt Caradar (A. S. D. Smith, 1883- 1950) was the best writer of Cornish of the early revival. Three groups of stories from his pen will be found in this book that were all published many years ago. The first group come from his collection Nebes Whethlow Ber (1948), the second group of stories are to be found in his Whethlow an Seyth Den Fur a Rom (1948), and the third series appeared with the title Forth an Broder Odryk in Kemysk Kernewek

Caribbean Landseekers is a fictional work that visualizes three aspects of life and society climaxing in that part of the globe, having started elsewhere on the globe. In the case of the last chapter, although the beginning was in the region, that particular group of chasers had to emigrate before the seeking bug bit them._,

In the first story of Broken Teeth, a patient in a mental hospital tries to unravel the mystery behind the murders of two children. The patient, at odds with a world that insists he is a crazy killer, finds himself surrounded by doctors who ask him about a dark side that he believes doesnt exist. Only one man can help him unlock the truth, a mysterious recluse named Salazar who whispers to him when the doctors arent watching. Other stories in Broken Teeth include A Train of Thought, a tale of a man who finds himself on a journey where nothing is quite what it seems, where people age years every second and where the final destination seems to be death. Even more revealing is Talking To Walls, whose main character finds a dark side lurking underneath that threatens his very survival._,

What does it mean to have a personality that is slightly skewed? I am not speaking of one that throughout its earthly tenure exhibits qualities of excess, be they psychosomatic, anal, psychotic, delusional, or narcissistic, I am speaking of a personality that on occasion, given the depth of emotional entrapment, takes matters to the edge of predictable behavior and beyond, thus shedding light upon the darkness lurking there. Although these qualities might, at times, apply to some or all of the main characters here, they primarily serve as the necessary, yet impure, ingredients for the alchemists journey, and as such, they point out the twists and turns of hints and allusions, the oddness of the plots, and, of course, the suggestion of larger, more intangible issues. In Tales from the Soft Underbelly of Confusion, character impurities-and our rigorous attempt to sublimate and repress them-are subtle reminders of the cosmic hoop through which we jump to keep our world ordered and sane._,

She is still the exotic creature that swam across the seven seas to find me--wistful, demanding, and playful. There were piles of cards