Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

Philip Norman's family considered themselves genteel yet somehow became involved in the opportunistic world of seaside trade on the Isle of Wight. With masterly skill, Norman recreates his upbringing among this gallery of social misfits - his handsome but unstable father Clive, once a dashing RAF officer, now a reluctant showman at the end of Ryde Pier, his pub-owning Uncle Phil, who dresses as a woman every New Year's Eve, and his irresistible Grandma Norman who presides over her rock kiosk and rules the troubled family like a Mafia don. The year is 1953. While Britain celebrates the...

Esta reedición con nuevos capítulos y más documentos es un homenaje a la poetisa, hoy admirada también por quienes la denostaban, cuando se cumplen 125 años de su nacimiento.

Recounting her education and experiences as a psychotherapist and spiritual healer, the author blends traditional methods (taught to her by her grandmother and by a wise Yucatan curandero) with modern psychology practices to bring balanced, hopeful methods of treatment for those in her care.

Una obra de juventud de Félix Luna con una seria investigación historiográfica. Escrito en 1954 durante el gobierno justicialista, contrapone sutilmente la figura de Yrigoyen a la de Perón, reflejando su militancia política en el radicalismo.