Tus veranos y mis inviernos

¿Puede el abandono de una mujer afectar de tal forma a un hombre? ¿Es excusa suficiente la destrucción de sus ilusiones de joven enamorado para convertirse en un hombre dañado? Victoria Sterling ha vivido siempre inconforme con su destino. De carácter inquieto y deseosa de conocer nuevas aventuras, no duda en meterse en toda clase de problemas para desespero de sus padres y de una hermana a quien ama pero que no puede ser más distinta a ella. Nada cambia nunca en la serena región de Inglaterra en la que ve sus días pasar hasta que la llegada de un atractivo joven de pasado trágico...

Un joven se ve obligado a abandonar su pueblo y emigrar a Tijuana. Se convierte en detective-sicario y termina por vengar cosas que le sucedieron en el pasado.

In a clever, witty and ironic style, Paco Ignacio Taibo II questions and analyzes the official versions of the insurrection movement of 1710, showing how the movement has been stripped off of its strength and original splendor in an attempt to give us an image of a “light” and “decaffeinated” fatherland.

Max Martin has fallen on hard times. His career in journalism has taken a dive. His marriage is on the rocks and his two lovely kids are away. A chance visit to a local Art Gallery sets him on a quest to find the Artist who he thinks is very trendy. Following this trail, the journey takes him across New Zealand and eventually across continents. Max decides to rejuvenate his flagging writing career by writing a novel, tentatively, titled: Beautiful Brushstrokes. He records all the research in his notes and eventually finds, part way through, that his quest is shaping up to be something more...