
En 25.000 Palabras — The Pocket Library That Opened the World
My father’s suitcase did not contain what suitcases are supposed to contain. Among the shirts and the papers there were books — small ones, the size of an open hand, with yellowed pages and covers that each promised an entire world: Buddhism. Secret societies. Nuclear energy. The series was called En 25.000 palabras, published by Editorial Bruguera of Barcelona in the early seventies, and its subtitle was not a marketing line but a philosophy: para el hombre que tiene prisa. For the man in a hurry. …
