La maleta de Ana

Zachary Ezra Rawlins is a graduate student when he discovers a mysterious book. He reads something strange: a story from his own childhood. Bewildered by this book and desperate to make sense of it, Zachary finds a series of clues that lead him to an ancient library hidden far below the surface of the earth.

Unique among translations of Spanish Golden Age plays into English in that it closely replicates the rhyme schemes of the original as well as both the poetic and prosodic rhythms. Bilingual edition.

A tension-filled, passionate novel that comes together in its final pages with the unravelling of a brutal mystery. Attractive surgeon Jane Wingfield is the only one dressed in red at her insignificant husband's funeral. She seeks a change in her life, searching for love, and for the first time in her life, she is thrown off kilter, while at the same time, finding happiness. Her friends find her to be lost and shaken. Mrs. High, a neighbor who was a very good friend of her late husband, decides to investigate. In the end, Jane Wingfield's lover and Mrs. High uncover a shocking secret.

María Micaela (Chela) Stradolini revisa un arcón de papeles y fotos, objetos de un exilio que dan cuenta del monstruo en el que se ha convertido. Ella, que nunca fue nada de nadie, ni siquiera puede quebrarse frente a la muerte de Luis, su gran amor imposible. La memoria la arrastra a su infancia de niña bien, superdotada, demasiado flaca, y demasiado "oscurita" para el gusto nacional y aburguesado de los años 40. La adolescencia en un internado, el descubrimiento de la literatura, las escapadas a Chile, París y Roma. La excentricidad de la vida en Europa. El viaje a Sicilia, al solar de ...