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Lo que no se ve

Autor: Cristina Fernández Cubas

Número de Páginas: 116

El regreso de una de las mejores narradoras españolas con un libro memorable. «La mejor cuentista en la literatura española... En la tradición de Poe, Dickens, Chesterton, Conan Doyle o Kafka.» J.M. Pozuelo Yvancos, Abc Cultural «¿Cómo se las apaña Cristina Fernández Cubas para atraparnos en sus redes? ... Imprescindible.» Fernando Castanedo, El País «Una verdadera exhibición de naturalidad y de rigor... El oficio y la sabiduría y, por qué no, el gusto por la pirueta, le permiten literalmente jugar con la tensión, la amenidad y lo trascendente con resultados brillantes.» Juan A. Masoliver Ródenas, La Vanguardia «Cada libro suyo es un ejemplo de minuciosa elaboración y de maestría literaria.» Francisco Solano, El Independiente «Una de las mejores narradoras de la España actual.» Alicia Villoldo-Botana, El Mundo «Relatos que se leen sin respirar. ... Tanto por la originalidad de sus planteamientos como por lo depurado de sus recursos narrativos, Fernández Cubas se confirma como una autora de primera fila.» Ángel Vivas, Leer Dos hermanas ya ancianas juegan a representar su película favorita de juventud: una cinta inquietante. Dos adolescentes,...

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Autor: Giancarlo Huapaya

Número de Páginas: 163

A political, poetic excavation of the human landscape, charting the history of geography through the historic movement of its residents' bodies and complicated habits. Through intertextual intervention, this anti-linear collection reconceives the archives of Phoenix, Arizona to create a counter-map of the city and its trajectories of supremacist violence. [gamerover] tracks trajectories of colonial enterprizes, from the Arizona State Fair to the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago to the Tornillo Detention Center in Texas, investigating the oppressions of each imperial form in spaces of recreation, exhibition, and spectacle. Understanding the landscape as an ever-moving hypertext, these poems challenge entrenched means of representation, uses of public space, and positions of witness.

Seve

Autor: Alistair Tait

Número de Páginas: 343

Seve is the most extrovert player Europe has ever produced. Playboy good looks along with a magnetism that attracted non-golfers to the game made him the biggest drawing card Europe has ever had. He emerged on the world scene with typical élan, hitting one of the most outrageous shots ever seen at the 1976 Open Championship. Three years later he became the youngest Open Champion of the modern era when he won the first of his five major championships. Ballesteros started Europe's domination of the Majors throughout the 80s and 90s, paving the way for Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, Sandy Lyle and Jose Maria Olazabal. His play in the Ryder Cup, fuelled by an intense dislike for Americans, helped restore Europe's pride in the event. Driven by Basque pride and with a fiery Latin temperament, Seve has often let his heart rule his head. Seve is the remarkable story of one of the game's most fascinating characters.

The Mapa de Cuauhtlantzinco

Autor: Frederick Starr

Número de Páginas: 68

An account of a series of native Mexican paintings, illustrating the Spanish conquest, preserved in the archives of the pueblo of San Juan de Cuauhtlantzinco, state of Puebla, and supposed to date from the 16th century. "Most of the paintings appear to have been made by Tepoxtecatl or Tepostecatzin."--P. 11. Includes half-tone reproductions from photographs of the original paintings, together with the Spanish inscriptions (translated from the original Nahuatl text in 1855, by José Vicente Campos) and an English translation from the Spanish.