Los Amantes de Granada

Patricia Schaefer Röder emerges from the current circle of Latin American writers with the publication of thirty-four of her most appealing stories in the anthology "Yara y otras Historias". Her narrative does not just have the endorsement of national and international awards in Miami and Puerto Rico; it also brings years of studies on the human character and magic-religious traditions. Her travels have carried her to perceive many connections that she has to her land, and to rediscover the stories that she tells us today with special precision and literary clarity. Mythical and mundane...

Una de las obras más importantes del Premio Nobel de Literatura, una novela política centrada en el enfrentamiento entre el islamismo radical y las ideas occidentales. En mitad de una tormenta de nieve, Ka, un periodista turco recién llegado de un largo exilio político en Alemania, se desplaza a la remota ciudad de Kars, al nordeste de Turquía. Lo que encuentra es un lugar conflictivo: han asesinado al alcalde y todo apunta a que los islamistas van a ganar las inminentes elecciones, hay un terrible temor al terrorismo kurdo y una ola de suicidios de chicas a las que se les ha prohibido...

In London, a young composer loses his sight in an accident. A pianist leaves all for her music career in England. In Mallorca, a box is found with Chopins final work, unfinished. The church of Saint Martin gives the concert of the year. The pianist and the music are shrouded in secret and mystery.

A remarkable short story anthology of many of Latin America's finest women authors writing about fidelity and its absence in Latin America features contributions from Guadalupe Amor, Rosario Castellanos, Bárbara Jacobs, María Luisa Puga, Elena Garro, Ana Clavel, and many others.