Miguel de Unamuno

Maryse Condé takes up the story of her life and invites us to accompany her on the exciting journey that marked her youth: a journey that begins in Paris, with an accidental pregnancy and the abandonment of the man she loves, and that leads her to wander through different African countries in search of that identity that was already beginning to glimpse with the discovery of blackness. Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Ghana and Senegal make up the polyhedral scene of the vital transformation of Maryse, who walks through the revolutionary circles of African socialism and surrenders to the fever of...

My dad envies me. I've been an orphan since I was eight months old. Unfortunately, I was mistreated by a bad and envious father, and my whole life has been a torment with him. I will describe, in this book, my father as the person who has done the most harm to me throughout my life, for I have never encountered another person like him. Throughout my life, he has sabotaged my achievements, put me wrong with all the family and friends, and never wanted me to get ahead because he feels less than me. Of course, I have forgiven him for all the evil he has done to me, and I ask God to give him good ...

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Etty Hillesum, la joven judía muerta en Auschwitz en 1943, escribió un Diario y unas Cartas. Este libro desarrolla críticamente los temas fundamentales que atraviesan estos escritos, sobre todo el problema del mal, claramente unido a la vivencia de la shoah, a cuyas cuestiones Etty responde con una interiorización y progresiva apertura a la divino: esta referencia le permitió concebir la propia vida como "un bálsamo para muchas heridas", como ayuda concreta a los otros judíos, víctimas de la persecución.