Austral
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
A dazzling meditation on memory by one of the most innovative and powerful new voices in contemporary Latin American literature.
Carlos Fonseca Book order (chronological)
Carlos Fonseca Suárez crafts intricate narratives that delve into the interconnectedness of history, memory, and identity across geographical and cultural divides. His work explores how the past resonates in the present, often through a compelling style that draws readers into profound reflections. Fonseca Suárez's literary approach is marked by its precision and its ability to uncover hidden connections within the human experience. His writing offers insight into the complexities of Latin American life and global themes.
Natural History
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
From Carlos Fonseca comes a dazzling, kaleidoscopic epic of art, politics, and hidden realities.
Trece rosas rojas y la rosa catorce
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island
The Classic Adventure Retold with Swashbuckling Surprises!
- 30 pages
- 2 hours of reading
Robert Louis Stevenson’s swashbuckling tale of adventure, buried treasure, and menacing pirates is more exciting than ever, thanks to this magnificent interactive volume! A host of special items—including a mini-booklet and a game to play at the end—draw young readers in, allowing them to appreciate as never before the gripping story of one brave boy who dares to face up to the knife-wielding, murderous brigand, Long John Silver. Special items include : - Mini-booklets, like a Pirate Handbook and a brochure of making sailor’s knots - An open-the-flap trunk, with the treasure map tucked inside - A pull-out message in a bottle - Pull tabs to lower and raise the Jolly Roger’s flag - A piratical game
Trece rosas rojas
- 321 pages
- 12 hours of reading
El periodista Carlos Fonseca recrea en este libro la tragedia de la detención, juicio y ejecución de trece mujeres, en su mayoría menores de edad, en agosto de 1939. Tras su muerte se convirtieron en una leyenda, la de las Trece Rosas, trece mujeres fusiladas contra una tapia como castigo por defender la libertad. Basándose en las cartas que ellas mismas escribieron y en los testimonios de sus familiares, este libro investiga la historia que existió detrás del mito y todo lo que rodeó la breve vida de las Trece Rosas y su creciente implicación política antes de encontrar su fin a principios de la posguerra.