Un americano en La Mancha tras las huellas de don Quijote

Maisy va a nadar a la piscina. Tiene que quitarse la ropa: el gorro y la bufanda, las botas y los calzones y ponerse el traje de bano. iPor consiguiente, tira de las lenguetas, levanta las solapas y ayuda a Maisy a prepararse!

«Recuerdo haber leído en algún viejo periódico o en alguna revista antigua una crónica que, relatada como si fuera real, contaba la historia de un hombre, de nombre Wakefield, que decidió marcharse a vivir lejos de su mujer una temporada larga...» Así comienza este relato, que Borges señaló como el más grande y perfecto artilugio narrativo de la historia, antecesor directo de los relatos de Melville y Franz Kafka. Wakefield es un hombre sosegado, vanidoso, egoísta, propenso a crear misterios pueriles. Un día dice a su mujer que va a emprender un viaje de negocios y que regresará ...

Young doctor, Nohr works in the emergency room to become a general practitioner. In this competitive environment, her fighting spirit and motivation have been put to the test. “It’s not a job for a woman!”, She would almost let herself be convinced. But during one stormy evening, the spirit of her colleague and rival, Maxence, is propelled into her own body. Faced with such confusion, only the acceptance of the other, but also of oneself, will put an end to an unreasonable gender struggle. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Graduated from AAA-Ecole de Manga, the first manga school in France, Kathleen...

Joe Sacco's books offer both sharp insight into the complexities of global politics and extraordinary glimpses of the everyday people who live in a war zones. He has been favorably compared with Pulitzer-Prize winner Art Spiegelman for his ability to brilliantly navigate such socially and politically-sensitive subject matter within the comic book medium. Sacco's groundbreaking first book, Palestine, was based on the author's months of research in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in the early 1990s, where he conducted more than 100 interviews with Palestinians and Jews.