Mi vida mártir

Here the adventures continue with some of the characters seen in this book. Also seen are some of the challenges faced by the author in his ministry.

It's a pretty long story, Primo Levi tells a classroom of children, so I'll try to make it simple. This hauntingly illustrated comic tells the story of the Italian Jewish chemist who survived the camps at Auschwitz against all odds. Matteo Mastragostino draws on historical research, interviews, and Levi's own landmark books to piece together a fictionalized yet profoundly intimate portrait of a courageous figure. In the scene that emerges, Levi visits a group of schoolchildren to retell his life story and keep the memory of the Holocaust alive, answering innocent questions with hard truths....

This book is about my life but honestly that is not what the reader cares about The main interest would depend upon what one gets out of it? Therefore I am writing some wise words of great masters which actually played vital rolls in my checkered life I hope my grandkids and/or readers would learn from my knocks in life, and how I overcame my nerve wrecking and dilapidating days of my scuffle with Lady death on more than two occasions. I am thankful to Lady Luck plus my attitude, and character built at childhood. Remember we have two ears and one mouth, use them as such. Guard your tongue,...

Raymond Roussel, nacido en 1877 y muerto en circunstancias misteriosas en 1933, es una de las figuras literarias más irresistibles de todos los tiempos. Su poesía, sus novelas y sus piezas teatrales han ejercido una influencia significativa en la obra de muchos de los escritores y artistas más conocidos del siglo XX: Jean Cocteau declaró que era «un genio en estado puro», mientras que Salvador Dalí, que murió con un ejemplar de Impresiones de África (Siruela, 1990 y 2004) en su mesilla de noche, lo consideraba uno de los mayores escritores que Francia había producido. Duchamp,...