In the twenties, Maruja Mallo, Margarita Manso and Concha Méndez defied the norms of the time.

A Musical Offering traverses the same shifting sands of fiction and history as the tales of Jorge Luis Borges.

This beautifully printed book takes us through the labyrinths of Southeast Asia in a series of stories in which tamarind trees.

One of Alejandra Pizarnik's key compositions that Santiago Caruso's prints recreate with admirable mastery.

A disturbing and delirious novel, which is read with the intensity with a fire is admired.

Ángela Nzambi invites us to share her “walks” and “ramblings,” and to listen to her claims.

Lourdes Landeira has an elliptical and demanding poetic prose that takes us out into the open space.

Ángela Nzambi has turned Black African Hispanism into a space where, as a writer and critical observer.

For Julia, a mathematics lecturer who hates teaching, Havana is at Year Zero: the lowest possible point, going nowhere.

A love letter to Peru and to magic realism.

A bilingual anthology to celebrate 100 years of Chilean folk singer-songwriter Violeta Parra’s life and work.

Juan Solá's stories take us to a neighbourhood landscape, voices and confessions on the shores of daily chaos.