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Entropy as a concept describes the transformation or transition from a stable to an unstable state. It characterizes any thermodynamic system. This is the theme and structure of the forty-seven poems...

Eines Andrade is a Galician doctoral student who discovers private papers belonging to Queen Christina of Sweden and a certain Helene Jans, a herbalist and healer of Amsterdam, in the attic of her...

Call Me Sinbad (Galician Wave)Author: Francisco CastroPublisher: Small Stations PressPublication Date: Nov 05, 2020Number of Pages: 116 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

Clara Soutelo is a sixteen-year-old girl who spends her summers in the town of Vilarelle in Galicia. She descends from a well-to-do family that was on the winning side in Spain's Civil War and that...

Andre Santome Lobeira is a teenager whose parents divorced when he was five. He puts on a front at school to defend himself against the bullies Raul Pernas and Hector Solla, who do everything they...

It is Antía Ubeira's first day back at the newspaper after the holidays. After years of trying to get pregnant, her period has just come. And she has been given an assignment about a young woman from...

On a trip to Bergen in Norway, Nico, a computer programmer from Coru? in Galicia, buys a postcard that has captured the moment when he and some school friends visited Bergen on an Interrail ten years...

Alvaro Cunqueiro is best known for his collection of literary sketches Folks From Here and There and for his Arthurian novel Merlin and Company. His portraits of local characters are done with great...

Fossil Time and Book of Devorations (Small Stations Poetry)Author: Pilar Pallar?S, Carys Evans-CorralesPublisher: Small Stations PressPublication Date: March 25, 2021Number of Pages: 116...

This anthology in English, From Unknown to Unknown, gathers together eighty poems and is introduced by the Scottish writer John Burnside, who writes, 'Here is an essential poet whose work illuminates...

Against a background of perceived attacks on established religion by the politicians of the day, and the introduction of the newfangled cinematograph to the city of Ourense, the local bishop, His...

In this third and final instalment of Leo's travelling adventures, Leo travels to Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, the Perito Moreno Glacier, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, Arequipa and Lima in South America. At...

Long Night of Stone is the most famous book of Galician poetry published during Franco's dictatorship. The poem with this title is the result of the author's imprisonment in Celanova Monastery during...

Memoir for Xoana (Small Stations Fiction)Author: Marica Campo, Kathleen MarchPublisher: Small Stations PressPublication Date: April 01, 2021Number of Pages: 80 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

The poems in this book are 'verbal snapshots' from when the author lived in Bucharest, Romania, with his family and served as Anglican chaplain in Bucharest and Sofia between 2002 and 2005. Romania...

In this collection, Fina Casalderrey regales us with five stories written in the starry firmament of night. In the title story, a woman moves with her husband to a house in the village, where she...

New Leaves confronts the conundrum of human existence and the injustices suffered by those left behind in the fight (flight) for (economic) survival. Rosalia de Castro is our contemporary in our...

The bilingual (Galician-English) volume New York, New Poems brings together twenty-one poems by Claudio Rodr?uez Fer, one of Galicia's most important contemporary poets and critics. The poems'...

In Night of the Caiman, a writer, Ricardo Barros, seeks to complete his magnum opus and in the process to recreate something of the life of David Goodis. He will even move to Goodis' native...

Captain Lourenço d'Ourantes lives in the cold, northern wood of Luiçiana. His soldiering days are over. He has taken refuge among a people who rid themselves of their overlord and the servants of the...

There are three main threads in Karen Harrison's poetry, which intertwine: nature, God and her personal life. But they are not simply ontological, they belong to each other, they widen each other,...

Ten stories that "talk of the importance of love, that feeling that can transform us more deeply than any other, and also of its absence, the void it leaves in people when the twists and turns of...

One Camellia Blossom: Poetry Anthology (Small Stations Poetry)Author: Luz Pozo GarzaPublisher: Small Stations PressPublication Date: 16-Aug-21Number of Pages: 58 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

Karen Harrison's first poetry collection in English. Some poems maintain their distance, others crush you with their closeness. But this is not a feminine poetry of attraction and sentiment,...

It is a cold, rainy December night, and Sibila is on a mission. She has left everything that might give away her location at home and rented a car in the name of a deceased person. Her destination is...

I feel life is a fraud, and I don't know who to complain to, or even what to complain about. I am sitting on an island, my bum on the sand and my legs and feet in the salty water... I am an island...

This volume contains four of the best short stories by Spanish National Book Award winner Paco Martín. In "The New Fire", a commune has been set up in an abandoned village. One of the residents, Mr...

A Gwende girl, Guiomar Brelivete, is told by her parents that she must learn the klavia. She is afraid this will take her away from her favourite sport, maila. But her music teacher, Mastrina Xaoven,...

A young woman, who has left Galicia to go and study marine biology in Mexico (Baja California), is recalled to Galicia when it is found out that her mother is very sick. However, returning to Galicia...

A look at word connections in the English language and the meaning to be found in the words themselves. Is there a way that words can be connected, for example 'live' and 'love', or 'God' and 'ego',...