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The professionals charged with accompanying the people and families who face the death of a loved one, especially when this death has been sudden or traumatic, need specific skills to help them comprehend the complexity of the experience, and criteria to intervene in the correct way.
A fish called Yorick and a kitten called Montaigne. A young philosophy student who corners her old professor in the corridors of the faculty. Two teenagers who discover in their respective physical and moral deformities a good reason to get together. A young left wing militant woman who writes letters to Mao.
Ernesto, a writer always trying to find inspiration for his masterpiece, finds an old brass safe that contains a photo of a young couple, Mercedes and Andrés, along with a series of love letters. He begins to investigate the couple's story using the information he finds in their letters.
In an unknown region, lost in the mists of the Middle Ages, lives Baronet Otto Pette, a man committed in body and soul to the ever difficult task of forgetting the past itself. This labour is even harder in the case of someone like the baronet who, after suffering disappointment after disappointment, crossed over the tenuous border of skepticism a long time ago.
The story of "The magic candles" has not been written by anyone yet. It cannot be found in any bookshop. Only my father knows it: Once in Bondadia, a craftsman made two candles, Fidelón and Luz Bella, two magical candles turning anyone who would come close to them into a good person. What a change occurred in the country! Until one day ...
The notes of “Adiós Nonino”; the tears of Máxima de Holanda during her tryst with Prince William; the photo that she discovers, among the guests, the face of a dangerous activist daughter of a German banker. So begins this frenetic marathon, inspired by xenophobic and ultra-nationalist movements in Europe today.
The essays collected in this book represent an approach to the always difficult relations between Spain and England, from the point of view of Cultural History: according to this perspective, there are many more “cosas de España” (“Spanish things”) in England than viceversa – yet there are, and they are all “things” to be considered, in order to
Laura in the City of Saints is an undeniable classic of 20th century Catalan fiction. It tells the story of an attractive, inexperienced woman who hopes to fulfil herself by marriage to a rich heir from a provincial city: Comarquinal. But she soon sees the hidden hypocrisy of a sanctimonious, self-interested, pious society.
Compostela, Barcelona, Europe during the Second World War, New York at the end of the 20th Century, these are the settings for a novel that builds a solid universe and enters into the souls of its characters to speak to us intensely about identity, guilt, love and freedom.
A woman travels from Geneva to Lausanne to visit her son. Through the window of the train, her memories slide inexorably over the lake’s surface. In spite of the passage of time, some memories retain their ability to harm us. Like the moment we begin to lose the person we love.