Situada en Roma en el año 45 a. C, esta novela traza un rico y sólido retrato de un hombre que cambió el curso del Imperio: Julio César. A través de una imaginativa reconstrucción de diarios, cartas y panfletos...
La caída en julio de 1714 del "puente más lindo de todo el Perú" y la consecuente muerte de cinco viajeros, inducen a fray Junípero, fraile franciscano, a iniciar una investigación sobre las causas del accidente....
La fastuosa aunque frágil Roma de entreguerras es el escenario en el que Samuele, un joven estudiante americano, entra en contacto con La Cábala, una misteriosa y excéntrica sociedad secreta compuesta por miembros de la alta aristocra...
La vida dels habitants de la petita localitat nord-americana de Grover?s Corners transcorre com a qualsevol altre lloc del món: neixen, creixen, s?enamoren, es casen i moren. L?aparent senzillesa de la seva existència es converteix en un...
A luminous and quietly devastating novel of love, grief, and spiritual awakening, The Woman of Andros by Thornton Wilder blends classical storytelling with modern emotional insight to explore what it means to be human. Inspired by ancient literature yet...
This anthology by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Thornton Wilder is a . collection of twenty-two very short plays three of which are published here . for the very first time. These snapshots of the creative spirit at play explore...
"Thornton Wilder will survive. . as long as there are people around who are willing to sit in something called a theater and be reminded of their common humanity." --New York Times
An adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's most notable play about a waning marriage, and the social constructs between a husband and wife. Thornton Wilder's acting version of A Doll's House premiered on Broadway at the Morsco Theatre in December 1937,...
Thornton Wilder referred to The Alcestiad as "a mixture of religious revival, mother-love-dynamite, and heroic daring-do." In it, he retells the ancient legend of Alcestis, Queen of Thessaly, who gave her life for her husband Admetus, beloved...