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  • Title En blanco
    Author Bu, Catalina
    Publisher Almadía Ediciones, S. A. P. I. de C. V.
    Imprint Almadia
    ISBN 9786078667178
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2019
    Pages 120
    Format Printed
    THEMA Fiction and Related items
    Synopsis A collection of drawings, sketches, thoughts. Those that appear when you sit at your desk in front of a blank sheet of paper, full of expectations and the desire to do something impressive, the project of the year, your masterpiece, but it goes wrong because of nerves, you get angry, it comes out forced, nothing to do with what you imagine. The inspiring music then turns into an unbearable noise, you think: Why did I dedicate myself to this? I should have studied something else. I haven't had any water. Did I take out the trash? You get up from your chair, throw yourself on the bed and put on stripes anything to calm yourself down and get through the bad time. A giant rock on top of a tiny character. A square inside another square inside another square. That's where lucidity lies.
    foreign rights contact Elizabet Osorio Osorio
    E-mail eosorio@corporativoventura.mx

     

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  • Title Los días terrenales
    Author José Revueltas
    Publisher Ediciones Era
    Imprint
    ISBN 9786074454147
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2015
    Pages 272
    Format Print and digital
    THEMA Fiction: general and literary
    Synopsis When this novel was published in 1949 it was the center of passionate arguments and accusations. In it, the well-known author of Dios en la tierra and Los muros de agua addressed the themes of class struggle with an introspective vision which, while being faithful to his Marxist militancy, questions deeply the “positive character” dogma by presenting characters with an inner life ridden with the contradictions of the human condition. Today this book appears intensely alive.
    foreign rights contact Michelle Pérez Lobo
    E-mail michelle@edicionesera.com.mx

     

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  • Title A wevo, padrino
    Author Mario González Suárez
    Publisher Ediciones Era
    Imprint
    ISBN 9786074454215
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2015
    Pages 160
    Format Print and digital
    THEMA Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
    Synopsis A man tells his life. He is married and has a daughter. He drives a cab in Mazatlán. He sometimes delves into illegal affairs but tries not to. He has seen fire and knows how it burns. Until one unfortunate day it is his turn to face his cruel fate: unknowingly he ends up in the world of drug dealers, without escape. Steering away from stereotypes, A wevo, padrino tenaciously stays within that world. Finally we can read a novel that knows how to imagine the intimacy of those rough men and women.
    foreign rights contact Michelle Pérez Lobo
    E-mail michelle@edicionesera.com.mx

     

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  • Title Fenomenología, excedencia y horizonte teológico
    Author Roberto Walton
    Publisher Sb editorial
    Imprint Sb editorial
    ISBN 9789878384726
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2022
    Pages 390
    Format Printed
    THEMA Phenomenology & Existentialism
    Synopsis This work constitutes a decisive contribution to phenomenological studies. After the publication of the trilogy composed by the books Intentionality and Horizonticity, Horizonticity and Historicity, and History and Metahistory -in which his deep knowledge of Husserl's work and of the phenomenological tradition, as well as his philosophical erudition, are evident- Roberto Walton investigates the possibilities of phenomenology around the unfolding of a theological horizon.
    foreign rights contact Andrés Telesca
    E-mail andres.telesca@editorialsb.com

     

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  • Title Abel regala soles
    Author Istvansch
    Publisher SM México
    Imprint El Barco de Vapor Los Piratas
    ISBN 9786074716832
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2010
    Pages 32
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s, Teenage
    Synopsis Abel doesn't speak or smile. He never says anything, but he knows how to draw suns and gives them away so that others smile for him.
    foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres
    E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com

     

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  • Title Historia mínima del español de México
    Author Luis Fernando Lara
    Publisher El Colegio de México
    Imprint El Colegio de México
    ISBN 9786075646305
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2025
    Pages 295
    Format Print and digital
    THEMA History and Archeology
    Synopsis This work offers a comprehensive overview and interpretation of the history of our language from the 16th to the 20th century. It explores the role of indigenous languages throughout this process, assessing their contributions, as well as the various ways in which the people of New Spain and later Mexico have conceived of their own language. It provides a brief review of the main scientific contributions that have been made to the study of Mexican Spanish and, finally, outlines the role of Mexican Spanish as the center of influence for the language, as well as the main effects that contemporary globalization may have on it.
    foreign rights contact Gabriela Said Reyes
    E-mail gsaid@colmex.mx
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  • Title Examen de miedo
    Author Yolanda Reyes
    Publisher SM México
    Imprint El Barco de Vapor Serie azul
    ISBN 9786072444034
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2016
    Pages 56
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s, Teenage
    Synopsis Pablito, his sister and his cousin Sofía travel every year to Girón, a colonial town where their grandparents live. It seems a very quiet and peaceful place, until the night comes and with it the stories of Tiberio, which make anyone's hair stand on end.
    foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres
    E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com

     

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  • Title Alexander von Humboldt, un explorador científico en América
    Author Tom Janota
    Publisher CIDCLI
    Imprint CIDCLI
    ISBN 9786075168685
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2014
    Pages 64
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s / Teenage general interest: Biography and autobiography
    Synopsis This book reconts the astounding Latin American voyages of the young German explorer that would later become the father of modern geography.
    foreign rights contact Elisa Castellanos van Rhijn
    E-mail elisa@cidcli.com
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  • Title Señales distantes
    Author Vásquez, Antonio
    Publisher Almadía Ediciones, S. A. P. I. de C. V.
    Imprint Almadia
    ISBN 9786078667963
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2020
    Pages 163
    Format Printed
    THEMA Fiction and Related items
    Synopsis In “Prima materia,” a young acolyte suffers from a strange illness – or curse – due to which his body slowly takes on the texture of a rock. In “La jaula,” the gift that a suitor buys for a girl is rejected, which turns it into a symbol of failure. A Mexican tourist is taken by a young Japanese woman to her small coastal town, where they will take an unexpected role in an ancestral rite, in “El sueño de la esposa del pescador.” “Señales lejanos” tells the story of a mother who is looking for her missing daughter. In “Insomnio,” a man is kidnapped after a sleepless night; his memories let us know that his sleepless nights have a tragic origin. In “Déjà vu,” a woman and her writer husband find themselves trapped in a time loop. “Gestación” tells the story of a young couple who work in a pozolería to guarantee the material support of the child they are expecting; Here, the child and the raw material of his work end up coinciding in a terrifying way. “Gnossienne” has as its protagonist a musician made a prophet by a post-apocalyptic humanity that does not know noise. Finally, “Rebis” is an intense mystical journey full of hermetic allusions. Antonio Vásquez surprises us again with his narrative mastery, this time with a book of short stories whose stories are intertwined with each other, like the sounds of an orchestra that amalgamate until they become an extraordinary symphony. The characters in these stories seem to assure us that where the deepest human pains and obsessions exist, its most fervent desires, a door opens for the extraordinary to take place. The fantastic in Antonio Vásquez's stories is not presented as a handful of magical acts but as a way of seeing and feeling the world, as the mythical thread that connects our intimate daily deaths and resurrections with the mystery of creation: the cycle of the origin of life and its inevitable destruction.
    foreign rights contact Elizabet Osorio Osorio
    E-mail eosorio@corporativoventura.mx

     

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  • Title El extraño legado del abuelo
    Author Óscar Martínez Vélez; Joaquín Casasola; Israel Barrón
    Publisher Ediciones El Naranjo
    Imprint Ediciones El Naranjo
    ISBN 9786078807611
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2024
    Pages 160
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s, Teenage
    Synopsis "This novel weaves mystery and family tradition. Through Daniel’s eyes, readers uncover a hidden legacy. A fire at the Piedra Institute and his grandfather’s death change everything. With friends Leslie and Blue, Daniel sets out to solve the mystery left behind. Will they succeed? Along the way, you’ll meet Daniel’s sister, her annoying boyfriend, and Uncle Napo—and maybe Daniel will discover love for the first time."
    foreign rights contact Paulina Delgado
    E-mail pdelgado@edicioneselnaranjo.com.mx
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  • Title CIUDAD MIEDO
    Author SANDOVAL, JAIME ALFONSO
    Publisher Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial
    Imprint Montena
    ISBN 9786073804585
    Edition number 1
    Publication year 2021
    Pages 352
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s / Teenage general interest: Zombies, ghosts and the undead
    Synopsis Her name is Yolimar (Yolanda Martínez) and she just wants to be famous. Due to a series of misunderstandings at school, she is sent to the MMAQS (Mandatory Militarized Area for the Quarrelsome and Scoundrels) camp, where rebellious children are re-educated. On the way there, a strange ship rescues her. She meets Dino and Rina, who escaped from the mysterious camp a year before, and reveal to her a shocking secret that has to do with the town, his family, the entire world. Secret refugees, deadly machines, teenage entanglements and an island populated by fun but terrifying beings. Fear City arrives is the last book of the series that began with Camp Fear. The time to fight has arrived.
    foreign rights contact Oswaldo Muñoz, Quetzalli de la Concha
    E-mail oswaldo.munoz@penguinrandomhouse.com; quetzalli.delaconcha@penguinrandomhouse.com

     

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  • Title Las sirenas sueñan con trilobites
    Author Martha Riva Palacio Obón
    Publisher SM México
    Imprint El Barco de Vapor Serie naranja
    ISBN 9786072422667
    Edition number 2
    Publication year 2016
    Pages 160
    Format Printed
    THEMA Children’s, Teenage
    Synopsis We all look like a fish. Some look like a sardine, others like an electric eel, and still others like a menacing barracuda. Sofia, on the other hand, is a mermaid, only her species is in danger of extinction. Now she will have to find a way to survive in a sea where she has to swim against the current.
    foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres
    E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com

     

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