Aux travailleurs, Léon Tolstoï

Dans ces trois textes parus au tout début du siècle, Aux travailleurs (1900), Où est l'issue (1902) et Le grand crime (1905), Léon Tolstoï explique à ses contemporains que le crime principal du capital est celui de posséder la terre sans la travailler. Tandis que la majorité des paysans en Russie et dans les autres pays travaillent une terre qui ne leur appartient pas, les propriétaires de ces terres s'accaparent les richesses qu'elles produisent.

Polar shift, Clive Cussler & Paul Kemprecos

During WWII a scientist evades both the Russians and the Nazi army with a secret knowledge about electromagnetism warfare. Nowadays, giant waves of more than eithy feet coming out of nowhere sink huge ships in a matter of minutes. Enters Kurt Austin in action, director of the Special Assignment Team of the NUMA, the National Underwater and Marine Agency. He will discover the mysteries of the sea, and the strange implications of neo-anarchists working against the domination of corporate elites.

La Ciudad de las Bestias, Isabel Allende

Alexander Cold es un joven norteamericano que va accompañar a su abuela aventurera en la Amazonia en busca de unas bestias salvajes. Junto con Nadia Santos, la hija del guía César Santos, él va encontrar a su animal totémico, el Jaguar, al chamán Walimai y al pueblo misterioso de la neblina que tiene el poder de invisibilidad.

Wrong about Japan, Peter Carey

In Wrong about Japan, Peter Carey brings us along with his twelve-year-old son Charley in a travel to Japan through the lens of manga and anime. While interviewing the most reknown artists of the genre, from Mr. Tomino (Mobile Suit Gundam) to Mr. Miyazaki (Grave of the Fireflies, Totoro) and Mr. Kitakubo (Blood: the last vampire), he highlights some glimpses of the Japanese culture and history that appear in sometimes tiny details in the artworks, such as why an anime warrior uses clogs with only one heel or tooth, or the meaning of the single rope around Totoro's camphor tree.