Chronicles and obituaries that explore exile, memory, and criticism of the Castro regime, bringing forgotten figures and Cuban ideological tensions back into the spotlight.
An author discovers a nonexistent novel that he himself wrote.
Holmberg blends crime fiction and science in a private investigation that reveals the limits of knowledge, challenging morality, identity, and modern rationality.
Readings: Woolf explores death and emerging consciousness; Caraco exudes filial nihilism; Joyce portrays the moral and everyday paralysis of Dublin.
Fantômas and the tradition of the modern supervillain, with his endless seriality and urban crime aesthetic.
An essayistic, wandering, and lucid collage that combines erudition, irony, memory, and freedom without hierarchies.
Fragmentary stories explore Sicily as closed moral system, invisible power, and enduring critical lucidity.
The editorial return of Hermeticism, a mystical philosophy that links man with God and the cosmos.
Maurizio Medo’s poetic writing as a loving transition between memory, languages, migration, and a reverberating present.
Leopardi as a melancholic laboratory: remembered love, youthful lucidity, and classical prose.
