An editorial, rigorous look at the news that speaks to books, mysteries and personal growth. Articles are written in Spanish and translated into English.
Literature has imagined first contact with extraterrestrials as a mirror reflecting our deepest fears, hopes and questions. A journey through the books that have shaped that encounter.
Entre las novedades de la semana, los extraterrestres comparten estantería con Cervantes y los narcos. Una ocasión para pensar qué buscamos cuando leemos sobre lo que quizá nos observa.
Ian Rankin, master of crime fiction, turns his gaze to the super-rich in his new novel. A literary inquiry into the mysteries of power, wealth and the human condition.
UFO literature is not a curious appendix to non-fiction: it is a genre with a voice of its own, where testimony, mysticism and the subversion of the official account intertwine to offer the reader a reading experience that questions the limits of the real.
Three recent news stories map the current landscape of self-improvement literature: a life journey turned into a book, mindfulness guides for anxiety, and a critical voice warning about its spiritual risks. Read together, they reveal what this genre offers and why it still matters.
The presentation of Natalia Herrera's book invites us to think of hypnosis as a tool for self-knowledge and personal prosperity, beyond the clichés of the stage.
El nuevo libro de Julian Pischetz sitúa al Zonda como protagonista y entrelaza el horror con la metafísica. Una obra que invita a pensar los límites de lo real desde la literatura.
Self-help books offer practical tools for personal growth. An expert shares keys to reading them profitably, while new works address anxiety and personal development.
Three recent editorial releases confirm that personal growth literature keeps expanding its territory: from the testimony of a difficult childhood to mindfulness practices and serialized personal development. We analyse what these books offer and how to read them profitably.
Motivation and self-improvement books do not promise miracles: they offer companionship, method and a way of looking at life when everything seems uphill. From memoirs of overcoming to the self-help titles displayed at book fairs, this article explores what we seek in them and what they can give us.
A journey through self-help books: their presence at fairs, the value of stories of overcoming, and the search for a formula that helps us live better.
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