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Celia is a thirteen-year-old girl who was cryogenically frozen because she was suffering from a terminal disease, and is now returned to the 22nd century to be adopted. In a future society where everyone has a robotic assistant Celia clashes with her adoptive mother’s way of thinking, acting and relating, and with her environment, so different to that of her biological family.
Born into a family of intellectuals and nurtured by reading certain books at a young age, Leila feels how her calling as a writer grows inside her. Her plans will be propelled hopelessly forward by an uncontrollable passion. Leila loses control of her own life, which becomes stamped by the indelible mark of lived experience.
Guillermo has to stay at home alone for a while and a multitude of negative thoughts invades his head; he feels in danger, his heart thumps, he loses control and finally he faints. He suddenly finds himself in a mysterious world full of different paths, which Guillermo has to decide between: something that scares him a lot because until now he has always had someone there to do it for him.
Two forty-something Colombians meet in a street in Paris and launch themselves immediately into a frenetic conversation, which, against the backdrop of the revolutionary movements of the 60s, particularly the Colombian Freudo-Sartro-Marxist variant which has never before brought into narrative, provides the reader with a vision of the fleeting nature of things, the doubling of life and death, t
Hernán Cortés has destroyed Tenochtitlán in Mexico but he has not been able to eradicate the people’s beliefs. And Ameyali, the ancient priestess of Xochiquetzal, does not accept defeat, even when her gods seem to have been conquered by the invader and power struggles between the Spanish separate her from her son.
Maretonhampstead has the longest name of any village in England but it was soon to be known for a more extraordinary event: the legend concealed by the tomb of Mary Jay. One night, 11 year old John Wilcox and his cousins decide to camp beside the grave to discover its secret. The night will be longer than John could have imagined and will have serious and terrible consequences.
After being involved in an accident resulting in complete memory loss, Jack Winger is admitted to a convalescent clinic. There he learns that he was a crime reporter, that no one has visited him in hospital, and that all the interns suffer from amnesia. What nobody tells him is that all the patients suffer from recurring nightmares: terrible dreams that are repeated every night.
A Chinese ecocolgist, a Peruvian shaman, a Maori from New Zealand, a future Russian cosmonaut…What do they have in common? What worries them? How do they live? How do they face the future? These are the questions that the journalist Marc Serena has put as he travels around the world, living with 25 young people of his age, 25, from 25 countries.
David is a member of the Fearless Ones, the gang of friends who appear in the mystery and adventure series of novels written by José María Plaza. He is always telling horror stories to his friends (not always at the best moment), which he gets from an old manuscript he found in his grandfather’s house.