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Filippo percorre una strada difficile fra il desiderio e la sottomissione, l'istinto di sopravvivenza e l’artificio che lo conduce ad annullare il suo vero io dietro una maschera indossata ogni giorno per essere accettato. Figlio distratto di una borghesia disfunzionale, cerca il senso attraverso corpi e travestimenti, dietro porte chiuse dove l’amore diventa prestazione e i confini dell’umiliazione sfumano. Ma nel vuoto che lo avvolge, si fa strada una domanda più grande della vergogna...

Experience the bittersweet drama of music fiction where raw ambition collides with the tense reality of creative burnout. Whether you are unwinding after a hard day or seeking focus on a long commute, this intimate narrative pulls you directly into cramped tour vans and high-stakes recording...

Mit „Leporella" schuf Stefan Zweig eine psychologisch intensive Novelle über die dunklen Seiten menschlicher Bindung. Im Mittelpunkt steht die einfache Dienstmagd Crescenz, die in ihrem Leben kaum Zuneigung erfahren hat. Als sie in den Dienst eines charmanten Barons tritt, entwickelt sich aus Bewunderung eine bedingungslose Hingabe, die zunehmend obsessive Züge annimmt. Zweig zeichnet mit großer psychologischer Präzision das Porträt einer Frau, deren unterdrückte Gefühle schließlich in eine tragische Entwicklung münden.

Seit 150 Jahren herrscht eine erbitterte Fehde zwischen den Hexenfamilien Montparsson und Landeville. Sie geben sich gegenseitig die Schuld daran, dass die Quelle ihrer Magie versiegte. Inzwischen sind nur noch ein paar Tropfen übrig und die Familien dem Tod geweiht. Trotz des tiefen Misstrauens müssen sich Iris Montparsson und August Landeville daher zusammentun, um die gefährliche Reise zum Gallows House anzutreten, wo sie Zuflucht bei der Obersten ihrer Zunft erbitten wollen.

When the man you marry isn’t who he claims to be… After a whirlwind romance and a dream beachside wedding, Lucy Brightman returns home brimming with hope for her future. But as the honeymoon glow fades, small cracks begin to show. Life quickly shifts into something far darker, and Lucy finds...

A haunting early tale from H. P. Lovecraft, The Tomb follows a solitary young man whose obsession with an ancient family crypt draws him into a disturbing mystery of ancestry, death, and supernatural fate. A classic work of Gothic and psychological horror filled with eerie atmosphere and macabre...

Evvie Kurtz remembers everything. Evvie Kurtz has Alzheimer’s disease. Handsome is Evvie’s story, told in her own voice: How she grew up on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, a scholarship girl at one of the city’s fanciest day schools. How she made a name for herself as a journalist. How she met and married her husband. How she loved him for all his faults. And how she came to the decision to leave him. Evvie will forget her story. You will not.

AMERICA, 1985: Nick Mitchel’s world is shattered by his beloved wife’s death. His passion for his work evaporates, leaving no other barrier to his dark memories of the war. After nightmares and depression take over, a childhood friend pushes him to go back and face long-buried truths. But the diving expedition in the Pacific Ocean he’d hoped would heal old wounds takes an unexpected turn.

It is a dream of electrifying eroticism and inexplicable violence, recounted by a young woman to her analyst, Sigmund Freud. It is a horrifying yet restrained narrative of the Holocaust. It is a searing vision of the wounds of our century and an attempt to heal them. Interweaving poetry and case history, fantasy and historical truth-telling, The White Hotel is a modern classic of enduring emotional power that attempts nothing less than to reconcile the notion of individual destiny with that of historical fate.

Was wäre, wenn die wichtigste Antwort deines Lebens in einem Brief stecken würde, der dich noch nicht erreicht hat? Nach einiger Zeit im Briefladen hat Hyoyeong gelernt, dass Worte Wunden heilen können. Doch während sie anderen hilft, Gefühle zu Papier zu bringen, bleibt ihre eigene Geschichte unvollendet.

Was, wenn das größte Abenteuer deines Lebens mit einer Lüge beginnt? Laura Babler plant gern. Am liebsten alles. Doch dann muss sie allein quer durch Deutschland fahren, zu ihrer eigenen Hochzeit, mit feuchten Händen am Lenkrad und einem großen Bogen um jede Autobahnauffahrt. Und dann springt ihr Sir Cat vors Auto. Ein theatralischer, struppiger schwarzer Kater auf einem persönlichen Rachefeldzug bringt ihre Reise zum Entgleisen, bevor sie überhaupt richtig begonnen hat.

Nach dem Ende der Ehe steht eine Frau mit ihrem Wochenendhaus plötzlich allein da. Hier hat sie einst mit der Familie die Idylle gesucht und will nun den Neuanfang wagen. Die nötige Hilfe ist quasi vom Himmel gefallen: Alla und Bolek aus Polen, zwei Kettenraucher, die alles können. Die Renovierungen und Rückschläge, die geplatzten Wasserleitungen und die Bosheiten der benachbarten Schrebergärtner lösen viele Erinnerungen und neue Erkenntnisse aus – und so manche Fallstricke der deutsch-deutschen Geschichte nimmt die Erzählerin womöglich genauer wahr, als Wienerin in der doppelten Fremde.

Gemalte Feuer ist ein saugfähiger Roman über Freundschaft, Schicksal, Selbstbestimmung und künstliche Befruchtung. Mit hypnotischen Sätzen und feinem Humor erzählt Eva Hegge von einer Frau, die sich auf der Suche nach einem Kind in einer Zwischenwelt wiederfindet. Rebekka ist Mitte dreißig, studiert und Verkäuferin in einem Möbelgeschäft.

Bloomsbury presents His Final Patient by J.S. Monroe, read by Laurence Dobiesz. 'Brainy, twisty, inventive' AJ Finn author of The Woman in the Window Don't let him get in your head. THE PSYCHIATRIST claims he can predict when people will die and has been using his skills with chilling accuracy...

Death is not what you think she is. She is the woman in the chair by the window. She is the stillness after the last breath. And tonight, she has three stories to tell. In a triptych of novellas woven through with the poetry and darkness of Edgar Allan Poe, a nameless woman who has been present for every ending sits down and speaks. Warren Hopewell has lived sixty-seven years without anyone asking the right question. He uses coasters when no one is watching. He sets his alarm for seven every morning. He wrote a book once and put it in a box.

When Elliot Ward inherits a quiet marina on the shores of Lake Ontario, he expects long days repairing docks and peaceful evenings watching the water settle into the harbor. Instead he finds something hidden inside the office of the previous owner. A notebook. A pattern. A route moving silently across the lake. At first the signs are subtle. A boat arriving too late at night. A familiar face watching from the docks. Crates that appear and disappear without explanation. Then a man named Ortega arrives and begins asking questions about the harbor.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. ¿Cómo puede estar loco quien planea un crimen con tanta paciencia, tanta astucia, tanta perfección? El narrador insiste en su cordura mientras confiesa lo indecible: durante siete noches vigiló el sueño de un anciano al que decía querer...

A deeply moving contemporary literary novel about illness, grief, invisible labour, migration, dignity and the long wait to be properly seen. Abdul Matin Choudhury has spent much of his life cleaning the rooms other people pass through: school corridors, hospital wards, staff toilets, waiting areas, floors polished before anyone arrives and dirt cleared before anyone notices. His work has always been quiet, necessary and almost invisible. On a wet Tuesday morning in York, Abdul goes to hospital for what he tells himself is only an appointment.

The year is 2054, and the American landscape has shifted in ways no one could have predicted. Meet Sid Belmont: a former rap legend who traded his microphone for the highest office in the land. Inauguration Day doesn’t feature "Hail to the Chief"; instead, the rebel-turned-statesman takes the stage to the defiant notes of David Bowie, signaling a presidency that will be anything but conventional. Belmont is a man of the people, a political outsider who clawed his way from the top of the charts to a sub shop, a mechanic’s garage, and finally, the White House.

The killer scores his crimes to music. The detective recognizes every song. And the killer has chosen him for a reason. Detective William "Marshall" Cash catalogs vinyl the way other cops catalog case files. First pressings, rare imports, every sleeve alphabetized to the millimeter. It is the one thing in his life he can keep in order. Then a cop's son is kidnapped, and the ransom note is a Lead Belly lyric. Marshall recognizes the song before anyone else in the room. A cassette of the same track has been planted in the boy's bedroom, a second signature nobody else clocks.