Casa Penguin Random House presented the novelties that its stamps and its authors bring

The publishing group Penguin Random House presented some of the most important novelties that have been published in recent weeks. stamps and writers who are part of the company.

Among the options are national and international authors who represent a strong movement in terms of home sales publishing.
One of them is the Spanish Rosa Montero, who presented his work "Nosotras – Historias de mujeres y algo más", in which he adds 90 new portraits and a way to To glimpse the complex wealth of women's contribution to community life.

"The invisible part of the iceberg of the protagonists silenced begins to emerge now, and it has colossal dimensions.Women have always done memorable things," says the author in his review

. Another proposal that brings the publishing house is that of American John Bargh with his headline "Why do we do what we do? – The power of the unconscious," book that he describes himself as "revolutionary and brilliant."

In his pages, Bargh expresses what science knows about the influence of the unconscious on key events in life as the choice of # 39; a partner, what you buy, where you live, among others.

The national quota of novelties presented by Random House comes in the name of Alonso Salazar Jaramillo with his work "The Parable of Pablo", in which he talks about the explosion and the fall of the drug lord in Colombia, Pablo Escobar Gaviria

The author Paula Moreno is the other national representative who appears in the list, the pus during the last days presented the book "The Power of the Invisible"

.Other book s presented by the publishing house were "The hard dogs do not dance" of the Spanish Arturo Pérez-Reverte, as well as "Einstein para perplejos" of the Chileans José Edelstein and Andrés Gomberoff