Tomás Alvira y Paquita Domínguez

Carlos Lozano, a multifaceted artist, had an intimate relationship with Dalí and was one of the few people who managed to join his, almost impenetrable, circle of friends. From that privileged proximity he narrates what he saw and felt: the phrases and extraordinary reflections of the painter, the wild and crazy parties, the luxuries and the capacity that Dalí had to turn everything into gold. Much more than a simple biography, these memoirs –written by the prestigious writer Clifford Thurlow- can be read with the pleasure and emotion.

LA HISTORIA CONTINÚA La protagonista de Unorthodox regresa para contar la siguiente fase de su vida: un revelador viaje interior y exterior «Tan fascinante como Unorthodox . [...] Bellamente escrito, aborda algunas de las emociones humanas más profundas. [...] Una magnífica novela, [...] un memoir cautivador.» David Azzolina, Library Journal «Millones de personas [...] en todo el mundo se han dejado fascinar estos días por Unorthodox , [...] un mundo tan exótico como real.» Ana Carbajosa, El País Con solo veintitrés años, Deborah Feldman tomó a su hijo y sus pocas posesiones, y...

Ever since Forbes magazine indicated that Carlos Slim was the richest man in the world, the career of this surprising business man has awakened the interest of all of those who have attempted to discover the keys to success with the eventuality of following in his footsteps. Leadership by example, confidence in himself and a vision for the future, this controversial entrepreneur, philanthropist and virtuoso of fianances, is now under the magnifying glass by Jose Martínez, who reveals unknown aspects of his personality and his singular manner of generating wealth.

Collected here are journal entries culled from 18 notebooks that Allen Ginsberg kept during the 1950s and early 1960s, when he and his fellow Beat poets led an insurrection that profoundly altered the American literary and cultural landscapes. The diary notes, dreams, poems, reflections, and thoughts included in this book intimately illuminate Ginsberg's travels and his mental journeys. They reveal conversations with William Carlos Williams, drug experiences, a chance meeting with Dylan Thomas, stays in Mexico and the cities of San Francisco and New York, first impressions of Naked Lunch,...