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A manifesto in verse in which Lope, the "Phoenix of Wit," defends his successful theatrical formula, breaking with rigid classical norms. His defense of tragicomedy and a play written for the public's taste defined the course of Spanish Golden Age theater. A declaration of artistic independence that changed the scene forever.

In this rural tragedy, Lorca explores passion, death, and the inescapable destiny that haunts his characters. With poetic and symbolic language, this work is one of the pinnacles of 20th-century Spanish theater.

The modest document that communicated to the world one of humanity's most momentous discoveries: the Altamira Cave paintings. Although received with skepticism, this text is the first evidence of the existence of great Paleolithic art. A historical document about the courage of a man who dared to change prehistory.

Set in the frozen wilderness of the north, White Fang follows the life of a mixed-breed wolf who faces human and animal brutality on his path to redemption. Jack London paints a powerful allegory about survival, instinct, and the possibility of change.

This accessible edition is part of the Peyrusse Editorial Services collection, adapted for readers with reduced vision.

The theoretical testament of the celebrated restorer of Notre-Dame and defender of Gothic architecture. Viollet-le-Duc advocates an architectural rationalism, where form should follow function and structure should be expressed honestly. His ideas were a fundamental seed for the birth of modern architecture, influencing masters such as Gaudí and Frank Lloyd Wright.

The theoretical testament of the celebrated restorer of Notre-Dame and defender of Gothic architecture. Viollet-le-Duc advocates an architectural rationalism, where form should follow function and structure should be expressed honestly. His ideas were a fundamental seed for the birth of modern architecture, influencing masters such as Gaudí and Frank Lloyd Wright.

The theoretical testament of the celebrated restorer of Notre-Dame and defender of Gothic architecture. Viollet-le-Duc advocates an architectural rationalism, where form should follow function and structure should be expressed honestly. His ideas were a fundamental seed for the birth of modern architecture, influencing masters such as Gaudí and Frank Lloyd Wright.

The theoretical testament of the celebrated restorer of Notre-Dame and defender of Gothic architecture. Viollet-le-Duc advocates an architectural rationalism, where form should follow function and structure should be expressed honestly. His ideas were a fundamental seed for the birth of modern architecture, influencing masters such as Gaudí and Frank Lloyd Wright.

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In a futuristic London, Graham, a man suffering from a strange insomnia, falls into a deep sleep that lasts more than two centuries. Upon awakening, he discovers that he has become the unwitting master of the world: his wealth, accumulated during his slumber, has granted him absolute power over a society controlled by oligarchies and dominated by astonishing—and oppressive—technology. Caught between rebels and rulers, Graham must decide whether he will be the savior of an enslaved humanity or a cog in his own prison. One of H.G. Wells's most intense visionary novels, a precursor to modern dystopia.

A monumental treatise that covers everything from the choice of materials to the design of entire cities. Alberti elevates architecture from a simple craft to an intellectual and humanistic discipline. It is the book that theoretically defines the Renaissance, laying the foundations of Western architecture for the next five centuries.

The final volume of Part Two, adapted for people with reduced vision. The life and literary conclusion of the knight and his squire, from their adventure in Barcelona to their final return to sanity. An edition designed for enjoying this universal work without visual barriers.

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Can a sensitive soul find harmony in a world ruled by appearances?

Considered the first novel in the history of world literature, The Tale of Genji introduces us to the refined and melancholic life of the 11th-century Japanese imperial court. Through the experiences of Prince Genji, author Murasaki Shikibu weaves a tale of fleeting loves, court intrigues, and aesthetic quests, marked by emotional subtlety and the passage of time.

This edition, adapted for readers with reduced vision, respects the poetic depth of the original and features a clear layout, with enhanced contrast and a restrained design, in accordance with the visual accessibility standards of the Peyrusse Historika collection.

Part of the proceeds from this edition are donated to social and cultural projects.

A modern, pragmatic American family acquires Canterville Chase Castle, ignoring warnings about the tormented spirit that has haunted it for centuries. What follows is not a Gothic horror story, but a brilliantly humorous collision of worlds: tradition and cynicism, the supernatural and the practical. Oscar Wilde displays all his wit in this unforgettable story, a social satire that, with elegance and tenderness, explores redemption, compassion, and the true meaning of humanity.

This edition not only revives an immortal classic, but also transforms it into a tool for change.

• A classic for everyone: Discover one of Oscar Wilde's most celebrated and entertaining works, perfect for readers of all ages.
• Edition with a social purpose: 50% of the profits obtained from the sale of this book are donated entirely to support the work of the Seville Spina Bifida Association.
• Accessible reading: Designed with the Atkinson Hyperlegible typeface, designed to offer maximum reading comfort for all people, including those with low vision.

A pioneering study that analyzes cinema not as a technical trick, but as an art form that engages directly with the human mind. Münsterberg unravels how the viewer's psychology brings the screen to life. It is one of the first serious studies to legitimize cinema as an object of academic and aesthetic analysis.

What happens when a man disappears from the eyes of the world, but not from human consciousness?

A disturbing story about a scientist who, after discovering the formula for invisibility, loses control over himself and others. The tale transforms into a parable of power, alienation, and terror in Victorian England.

Part of the profits from this edition are allocated to social and cultural projects.

A secret agent named Gabriel Syme infiltrates London's mysterious Anarchist Central Council. As he pursues his mission, he discovers that the council members hide surprising identities and that the lines between order and chaos are blurrier than they seem. A clever and philosophical work, full of unexpected twists.

A maritime adventure and philosophical confrontation, The Sea Wolf narrates the confrontation between an intellectual and a brutal captain aboard a whaling ship. Jack London transforms the struggle for power on the high seas into a profound reflection on morality and willpower.

This accessible edition is part of the Peyrusse Editorial Services collection, adapted for readers with reduced vision.