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La maldición del faraón
Read moreTitle La maldición del faraón Author Begoña Bejarano; Marisol Rivera Publisher Ediciones El Naranjo Imprint Ediciones El Naranjo ISBN 9786078807352 Edition number 1 Publication year 2023 Pages 120 Format Printed THEMA Children’s / Teenage fiction: Action and adventure stories Synopsis "Martin, a highschool boy, witnesses a mysterious event in front of Tutankhamun’s tomb during a school visit to a museum. Amazed and intrigued by “The Pharaoh’s curse”, he invites his friends to unveil the enigma of the Egyptian king. Martin and his schoolmates will travel to London where they will find out more about Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter, two of the characters related to the curse. An entertaining novel, full of mistery and with a funny narration from its main character; perfect to delve into the fascinating story of the most famous pharaoh in history." foreign rights contact Paulina Delgado E-mail pdelgado@edicioneselnaranjo.com.mx -
Mexican Cuisine. The Ultimate Book
Read moreTitle Mexican Cuisine. The Ultimate Book Author Alicia Gironella De´Angeli; Giorgio De´Angeli Publisher Ediciones Larousse Imprint Larousse ISBN 9786072128798 Edition number 1 Publication year 2023 Pages 464 Format Print and digital THEMA National and regional cuisine / Cuisine of specific cultures or peoples Synopsis One of the most comprehensive, well-explained, and practical works on Mexican gastronomy—accessible to both specialists and professionals, as well as enthusiasts. Includes over 500 recipes, covering dishes, drinks, sauces, breads, sweets, and more—from the most traditional to the most contemporary. The recipes are divided into 9 sections that make them easy to find and understand. The recipes are clearly explained, and some are illustrated with step-by-step photographs of the preparation process. Readers will also find informative texts written by some of the most prominent voices in the field of Mexican gastronomy research. Features over 700 images, including photos of dishes, ingredients, techniques, step-by-step processes, and illustrations that provide a rich visual experience. Includes useful charts and tables on ingredients, including weight conversions, preparation techniques, seasonality, and more. Without a doubt, this is one of the best books on Mexican gastronomy in recent times—an essential addition to the library of any English-speaking lover of Mexican cuisine. foreign rights contact Jorge Ramírez Chávez / Sarahí Soto E-mail pjramirez@hlm.mx; ssoto@hlm.mx -
Los viajeros
Read moreTitle Los viajeros Author Bernardo Fernández “Bef” (antologador) Publisher SM México Imprint Gran Angular ISBN 9786072431607 Edition number 2 Publication year 2019 Pages 240 Format Printed THEMA Children’s, Teenage Synopsis What can science fiction be about, skeptics ask, mariachis in space? Maybe, but those are not the kind of stories you'll find in this book. Although the first work of Mexican science fiction dates from 1775, perpetrators of the subgenre have had to publish their work from the margins. With rare exceptions, the storytellers of the imaginative have formed a ghostly guild. To disseminate the work of this strange guild, illustrator and writer Bef offers us here a handful of his favorite Mexican stories inscribed in the so-called speculative fiction. foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com -
The hamster that loved movies
Read moreTitle The hamster that loved movies Author Jeanne Nelson
Hector MarinPublisher English for you Imprint Sing in english ISBN 9709706543 Edition number 1 Publication year 2022 Pages 82 Format Printed THEMA Language and Linguistics Synopsis A delightfull novel about a hamster who learned English from watching tv, written specially for kids ages 8 to 11 Glossary included. foreign rights contact Héctor A. Marín Heredia E-mail ventas@singinenglish.com -
Constelaciones de papel
Read moreTitle Constelaciones de papel Author Lourdes Laguarda Publisher SM México Imprint Novelas juveniles ISBN 9786072442207 Edition number 1 Publication year 2021 Pages 240 Format Printed THEMA Children’s, Teenage Synopsis Berenice, a shy librarian, is looking for a co-author for her novel and with the help of Julian, her inseparable friend, contacts Alejandro, a sculptor's apprentice who accepts the challenge of only communicating by notes without ever seeing each other. As they co-write their fantastic tale of a love beyond time, they do not realize that they themselves will become the protagonists of a fabulous story. foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com -
Estética
Read moreTitle Estética Author José Vasconcelos Calderón Publisher Editorial Trillas, S. A. de C. V. Imprint Trillas ISBN 9786071715050 Edition number 1 Publication year 2013 Pages 536 Format Printed THEMA Philosophy and Religion Synopsis This is the third philosophical work by José Vasconcelos Calderón, an illustrious Mexican politician, writer, educator, civil servant and philosopher. In his Aesthetics (1935), along with Metaphysics and Ethics, Vasconcelos explains the evolution of the Universe and the restructuring of its cosmic substance into physical, biological and human orders, as well as the categories of beauty, sensory, intellectual and emotional knowledge, and the classification of the fine arts. foreign rights contact Jorge Durán E-mail jorge.duran@trillas.mx -
¡No!
Read moreTitle ¡No! Author Alderete, Jorge Publisher Alboroto Ediciones, S. A. de C. V. – Alboroto Ediciones Imprint Alboroto ediciones ISBN 9786079779788 Edition number 1 Publication year 2018 Pages 28 Format Printed THEMA Illustrated storybooks Synopsis No, Lautaro, don’t do that. No, don’t do that either. Please don’t, especially not that! This amazing book is about Lautaro’s brief compendium before turning 5. It is written by his father, the world famous illustrator Dr. Alderete. This is a great opportunity to set limits from a hilarious perspective. foreign rights contact Mónica Vázquez E-mail monica@alborotoediciones.com -
Nuestro mundo muerto
Read moreTitle Nuestro mundo muerto Author Colanzi, Liliana Publisher Almadía Ediciones, S. A. P. I. de C. V. Imprint Almadia ISBN 9786078764877 Edition number 2 Publication year 2024 Pages 136 Format Printed THEMA Fiction and Related items Synopsis With great force and a very particular violence, Liliana Colanzi places the reader on the threshold of several worlds: the earthly and the fantastic, science fiction and indigenous idiosyncrasy, memory and nightmare. Making her stories mechanisms in which rural songs and testimonies of ethnographic studies operate, the Bolivian author constructs atmospheres in which there is always a longing - whether for home, childhood or even our planet - that is the product of the encounter with that which seems foreign to us, but where what is longed for contains at the same time illness and poverty, mystery and death. Thus, the magic of exoticized Latin America is replaced by the crudeness of the Colony and extractivism, by fanaticism and superstition. A woman on a colonization mission on Mars, someone waiting for her lover in a Paris hotel, a young man possessed by the murderous impulse of a Mataco Indian, are some of the characters that inhabit these stories, in which fantasy dissolves into terror and suspense. With this collection, the reader has the opportunity to witness the emergence of one of the most powerful voices from the south of the continent on the Mexican literary scene. foreign rights contact Elizabet Osorio Osorio E-mail eosorio@corporativoventura.mx -
Ratón-que-vuela
Read moreTitle Ratón-que-vuela Author Eraclio Zepeda Publisher SM México Imprint El Barco de Vapor Serie blanca ISBN 9786072420540 Edition number 3 Publication year – Pages 64 Format Printed THEMA Children’s, Teenage Synopsis One day, Murciel Lago does something unusual: he goes out during the day. On his way, he meets a group of animals who start arguing about whether Murciel is a rodent or a bird. Amidst all the commotion, the animals realize the importance of respecting everyone, no matter how different they are. foreign rights contact Estela Ruiz Torres E-mail estela.ruiz.torres@grupo-sm.com -
Another Planet. New York Portraits 1976-1996
Read moreTitle Another Planet. New York Portraits 1976-1996 Author Von Hohenberg, Christophe Publisher Trilce Ediciones Imprint Trilce Ediciones ISBN 9786077663447 Edition number 1 Publication year 2013 Pages 320 Format Printed THEMA The Arts Synopsis One of the most vibrant eras in the history of modern culture captured through the lens of Christophe von Hohenberg. Here reside the great exponents of fashion, art, and the New York elite during the splendor of New York in the 1970s and 1980s. The work includes texts and manuscripts by Jay Mc'Innerney, Candace Brushnell, Anthony Haden-Guest, Michael Gross, Bob Colacello, and other prominent American writers. All of this creates a book for lovers of photography and the great party that was New York City at its peak. foreign rights contact Déborah Holtz E-mail deborah@trilce.com.mx -
Los carcomidos
Read moreTitle Los carcomidos Author Agustín Cadena Publisher Fondo de Cultura Económica Imprint Fondo de Cultura Económica ISBN 9786071667229 Edition number 1 Publication year 2020 Pages 199 Format Print and digital THEMA Children’s, Teenage Synopsis The gnawed, sort of undead, are eating all the people in the town. That’s where Cristina, Esteban, and Arturo live, survivors of this pandemic after their parents died, since, due to some reason, it does not affect children nor teens. Over time, the town’s isolation, the lack of food, and the increase of attacks from the gnawed force the three friends to make the difficult decision to either stay to resist at home or undertake the trip to “the island”, a place that is rumored could be a refuge to the survivors of the gnawing. foreign rights contact Susana Figueroa; Janet Soto E-mail sfigueroa@fondodeculturaeconomica.com; jsoto@fondodeculturaeconomica.com -
Nosotras
Read moreTitle Nosotras Author Suzette Celaya Publisher Hachette México Imprint Hachette México ISBN 9786075743974 Edition number 1 Publication year 2024 Pages 224 Format Print and digital THEMA Fiction: literary and general Synopsis In the late 60s, a rural town is condemned to disappear due to the construction of a dam, forcing its inhabitants to abandon everything, even their dead. However, Violeta refuses to leave. With a mirror and a machete, she becomes the voice of resistance, wandering empty streets and cemeteries as the memory and identity of her community fade under water. In this novel, Suzette Celaya Aguilar blends poetry and harsh reality, creating a story about female resistance and the defense of roots against the dehumanization of progress. foreign rights contact Jorge Ramírez Chávez / Sarahí Soto E-mail pjramirez@hlm.mx; ssoto@hlm.mx
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