Xènia, estimar NO fa mal

An unidentified sinner's soul is put into the body of a 14-year old boy who tried to commit suicide by overdosing on sleeping pills. The twist is that in order to get the chance to be reincarnated in his next life, the sinner must find out and realize what sin he committed during his own life, which apparently has something to do with the young boy whose body he inhabits. As he lives the pitiful life of a miserable teenager who was good at art but was going through the "worst day of his life," the sinner struggles to find the connections between him and this boy while living the boy's...

The volume offers a panorama of Romance-language migration literature (Castilian, Catalan, Galician) in 21st-century Spain, with special attention being paid to writers from Africa and the Middle East. It includes a comprehensive review of current research in the field, with the critical analysis of a systemized corpus of authors and works providing a solid base for future investigation.

«Repitamos: ¿El suicidio puede tener que ver con la felicidad? ¿No sería, mejor, su negación absoluta?» Un ensayo literario, filosófico y contemporáneo. Luis Antonio de Villena relaciona en este libro la felicidad y el suicidio como tendencias anímicas del ser humano llevado por sus pulsiones hacia lo sublime, la primera, y hacia la muerte, la segunda. Así, considera el suicidio en relación con el fracaso de la felicidad, en el caso de quien no consigue alcanzarla, o de su final, en el caso de quienes sí han gozado de ese estadio paradisíaco del alma, pero que una vez ha tocado a ...

Werner is a boy alone in the Auschwitz concentration camp. He shares his bunk with a quiet man named Herr Levin, who seems too gentle for this terrible place. One night Werner is woken by the sound of prison guards yelling. But its not Werner they want, its Herr Levin. Do your magic! they order him. Magic? In Auschwitz?