El Almohadón de Plumas

Horacio Quiroga's most famous collection, with El Almohadón de Plumas, La Gallina Degollada and A la Deriva. Fifteen stories where the jungle, illness and madness give rise to fear.

Horacio Quiroga

Every night two lovers go to the movies, where the young woman's dead husband appears on the screen. A modern ghost story by Horacio Quiroga.

Horacio Quiroga

Bécquer's legends, including El Monte de las Ánimas, Los Ojos Verdes and Maese Pérez el Organista. Wandering souls, water nymphs and curses in Spanish Romantic prose.

Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer

On the Night of the Dead, Beatriz sends her cousin to fetch a ribbon she lost on the Mount of Souls. Bécquer's legend adapted as an illustrated easy read, ideal for beginners in Spanish.

Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer

Twelve tales where science tips over into terror, such as La Lluvia de Fuego and Yzur. The 1906 collection that made Leopoldo Lugones a forerunner of Argentine fantasy fiction.

Leopoldo Lugones