TITLES

TAXING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

In this insightful book, a fully updated edition of the author’s Taxing Robots, Xavier Oberson explores taxing Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a potential response to rising workplace disruption and inequality as the use of AI across the economy continues to grow.

ANOMALÍA (Anomaly)

'Anomaly' is a mesmerizing blend of mystery, history, and the supernatural. Follow Mara's enigmatic journey through a world where reality blurs, encountering legends like Marie Laveau and Harry Houdini. With universal themes and gripping suspense, 'Anomaly' offers readers a captivating escape into the unknown.

CABALLO DE TROYA (Trojan Horse)

Belén is the last volume of the Trojan Horse series. The first volume was published in 1984. According to the Navarrese journalist and writer, this is his most profound and emblematic work: the flagship of the J.J. Benítez fleet (some 70 published titles).

EL TESORO DE LA GIRONA (The Treasure of La Girona)

Amidst the wreckage of defeat, one survivor's journey ignites a tale of adventure, love, and the unyielding grip of destiny. Prepare to embark on a riveting saga where the treasures of the past collide with the resilience of the human spirit. Welcome to 'The Treasure of La Girona'—where history unfolds, and legends are born.

MONEY IN THE METAVERSE

Dive into 'Money in the Metaverse' for a riveting exploration of the future of business in virtual realms. Discover the intersection of digital assets, online identities, and spatial computing, where virtual connections translate into tangible opportunities. Unveil the secrets of the Metaverse's immersive economy and gain a strategic edge in the evolving landscape of virtual commerce. Join us on a journey where virtual innovation meets real-world success!

FRANZ VON ASSISI FÜR JUNGE LEUTE (Francis of Assisi for Young People)

Francis of Assisi resonates with modern people, addressing their current life themes. Through his biography, readers explore shared experiences like celebration, aspiration, and restlessness. The book invites readers to engage with Francis, finding both resonance and contrast, offering inspiration for personal growth in various settings.

UNSTIMMIGKEITEN IM REICH GOTTES (Discrepancies in the Kingdom of God)

Love's path through the stomach puzzles some and irks others. Saints, once revered, may not all be models. Delving into their stories reveals blurred lines between zeal and fanaticism. Some 'saints' were mere legends, their heavenly status more legend than merit. In a light-hearted tone, the author advises testing everything and embracing the good, echoing Paul's wisdom.

THE DRUMMOND AFFAIR

1950s France. Sir Jack Drummond, a British establishment figure. A brutal crime convicts a local farmer. Matthews and Smith expose a miscarriage of justice, revealing Drummond's shadowy Cold War past.

A HERETIC'S MANIFESTO

In an era of stifling orthodoxy, challenging questions are met with hostility. Dissenters fear shaming, cancellation, or worse. Brendan O’Neill advocates for more heretics, those who propel society by questioning prevailing norms. In his collection of essays, he boldly champions dissent in the face of conformity.

LA GRAN SEQUÍA (The Great Drought)

Born in the depths of the Mauritanian desert, Laila faced societal pressures from a young age. Forced to conform to outdated traditions like "Leblouh," she rebelled against the notion of being a mere commodity. Determined to break free, she embarked on a journey confronting not only the prejudices of her tribe but also the universal challenge of water scarcity.

COMMON BOUNDARIES

In this book, Michael Cox develops the theory and practice of environmental property rights, moving beyond simplistic assumptions that do not reflect the diversity of arrangements we see in the world. To do this, he examines four questions that any environmental property regime must answer: who has rights, how are they allocated, what does a right enable an actor to do, and with what results?

IL BAMBINO INTERMITTENTE (Intermittent Berg)

A composable and intermittent story that jumps among the eras of Berg's life, which are also the eras of our recent history and which are, perhaps, the eras in the life of all of us.

I, LLOYD STOLLMAN

Lloyd Stollman, a retired man living in social isolation in South Central Los Angeles, escapes his sense of entrapment by adopting various movie personas. This coping mechanism takes a dark turn when one of his characters becomes a killer, revealing that he's not in control. The book is a sinister yet humorous exploration of identity and escape.

EL FIORENTINO (The Florentine)

Princess Anna Maria Luisa of the Medici family in 1743 Florence battles imminent mortality amidst looming adversaries. In modern times, American professor Ann Carrington embarks on a quest triggered by a cryptic message found within an 18th-century book about the famed Fiorentino diamond. Their journey unfolds into a gripping historical thriller, spanning half of Europe, where identities blur and motives clash.

LA SPADA DI MANFREDI (MANFREDI'S SWORD)

The extraordinary story of Frederick II of Swabia's favourite son. Destined to be a falconer, Manfredi became the beacon of Sicily's Kingdom.

VUOTO (EMPTINESS)

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MEGHAN AND HARRY: The Real Story

**A Wall Street Journal bestseller**
This blockbuster narrative provides the first behind-the-scenes, authoritative account of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s marriage, by the New York Times bestselling author of "Diana in Private".

DIPLOMATIC GIFTS

A lavishly illustrated history of diplomatic gifts, from the infamous Trojan Horse to the much-loved Christmas tree at Trafalgar Square.

Z GENERATION

A disturbing portrait of the fascist youth movements warping Russian society and politics.

SHRIMP TO WHALE

Charts the incredible rise of South Korea, from colonisation and civil war to today’s thriving nation.