Author: Ahdaf Soueif
Publisher: Salamandra
At the dawn of the twentieth century, the European colonialism imposes its law in North Africa. Lady Anna Winterbourne, a young English aristocrat visiting Cairo, designs a risky plan to circumvent the rigidity of that colonial society that prevents her to know a world that fascinates her.

Author: Radwa Ashur
Publisher: Ediciones de Oriente y del Mediterráneo
First part of the trilogy written by Radwa Ashur about the Arabic vision of the loss of Al-Andalus. Granada is the first novel about Al-Andalus ever to be translated from Arabic into Spanish.
The theme of this work represents in the Arab collective memory, along with the loss of the Palestinian territories in 1949 and the defeat of 67, the most bitter and most unfair episodes of their history.