The adventures of Ulysses, Alexander the Great’s dream of a new empire, the greatness of thought and action of Julius Caesar, the great technological inventions of ancient civilizations… Six history lessons, Alejandra Manfredi Valerio Massimo (Edhasa).
THE INTRIGUE AT ITS MAXIMUM SPLENDOR
Avery Mason is the presenter of National Events and receives news that will become history: for the first time in twenty years they identify the bones of a victim of the attack on the Twin Towers: Victoria Ford, who had been accused of the murder of her married lover. Perfect Deception, Charlie Donlea (Motus).
El diputrucho, Menem’s Ferrari, Firmat’s ghost hammock, the mysteries of Huemul Island, Bilardo’s language, among other great successes told in The Incredible Argentina, Emilse Pizarro (Planeta).
Why do we live together? Why does “let go” as a verb sound good but as a way of life it is unsustainable? We don’t let go, we hug, and we do it against all odds. Because, “it is the affirmative experience of a miracle.” Fragile contacts, Esteban Dipaola and Luciano Lutereau (Paidós).
It seems like a simple question but it is enough to repeat it once or twice, meditate on it for a few seconds, for it to begin to baffle us. We point out idiotic things all the time, they outrage us; We even feel one. This alone constitutes an indication, among many, of two things: how massive it is and its opacity. The dispersion of idiocy, Axel Cherniavsky (Tusquets Editores).
