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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Santiago no longer remembers what blue sky looks like.For decades, a blanket of smog has buried the city under a gray haze that is more than just pollution - it is the symbol of a country that bet everything on carbon and forgot the cost of breathing. Raúl knows this better than anyone. He has spent years filing reports no one reads, fighting decrees designed to protect industry rather than people, watching a city slowly suffocate.But now he has something different: a team of five, a graphene-based technology that could turn poisoned air into the most valuable economic asset of the century, and the belief that Santiago can once again see the Andes.What they don't have is time. Or easy allies.Smog: The Carbon Dividend is an urban environmental thriller that fuses the urgency of the climate crisis with the cold logic of economic power. Corporations race to buy the solution before it reaches the public; politicians trade clean air for influence; and a small team refuses to let the city keep drowning. The question is not whether the smog can be beaten. The question is: at what cost - and who benefits from keeping it there >.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 72 Hours: Beyond the Horizon of the Impossibleby Roberto DelucchiThe sky is going to go out. Only a handful of people know when.High on the summit of the Atacama Desert, where the largest telescope ever built watches the clearest skies on Earth, two young astronomers find a point of light that should not exist: a rogue planet, moving backwards through the galaxy, on a silent course towards the Sun.They call it the Massive Disturbance Object. The world will come to call it the Destroyer.What begins as the discovery of a lifetime becomes the most dangerous secret in history. Sealed inside the steel and glass of 'the Beast,' a small team of scientists uncovers a truth their governments would rather bury - that the planet's passage will plunge the world into seventy-two hours of total darkness, and that something stranger still is being dragged along in its wake. As panic spreads, as prophets and influencers sell salvation and the military tightens its grip, the team faces an impossible choice: warn a world that may tear itself apart, or keep silent and let it freeze in ignorance.Set in a near-future Chile already reeling from social upheaval and catastrophe, 72 Hours: Beyond the Horizon of the Impossible is a grounded, deeply human work of science fiction about discovery and denial, the loneliness of knowing, and the fragile courage of the few who keep the lights on when the heavens themselves begin to fail.Born from the real world of the planet's greatest observatory, this is hard-edged speculative fiction for readers who like their apocalypse rooted in real places, real instruments - and impossibly real stakes.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - How do you bury the truth Five hundred metres of ocean, one corporation, and a silence with a price.Chile, the 2030s. The wars have come down to the continent, oil is 'blood gold', and the State has handed its prisoners - and its conscience - to a private security empire called SecurCorp.Ana Soto is the network's star reporter and the daughter of the man who runs it. When a story drags her into the flooded coal galleries of Lota, she uncovers a plan that is not about justice or security at all: a clandestine extraction operation that will hollow out the ground beneath a living town and let the Pacific finish the job.Her only allies are the people the system has already thrown away - a fugitive she owes her life to, a hacker with nothing left to lose, and a brilliant old engineer the corporation keeps caged because his mind is too dangerous to free. Her only enemy is everywhere: in the cameras, in the contracts, in her father's eyes, and in a faceless investor who treats human lives as line items on a balance sheet.As the pumps start and the countdown begins, Ana must decide how much of herself she is willing to bury to drag the truth back to the surface.Socavón: A Perpetual Concession is a dystopian thriller about corporate power, engineered disaster and the unbearable cost of silence - the first English-language edition of Roberto Delucchi's acclaimed Spanish novel.Perfect for readers who like the corporate dread of Blake Crouch, the moral fault lines of Don Winslow, and dystopias that feel one headline away from real.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Some men cross the world to disappear. Dimitry crossed it to find a pair of eyes.He is a spy without a flag, without a country, without a licence to kill - a grey man who works in the shadows so that the powerful never lay a hand on the switch of the world. His trade is patents and plagiarism, dead drops and freezing parks, riddles hidden in the music of dead composers. And in the middle of it all he guards the most dangerous object on the planet: a device the size of a thumb, able to plunge whole continents into darkness - hidden, of all places, inside a wedding cake in the window of a neighbourhood pastelería in Bolivia.Because there, behind the counter, is Kassandra: a Russian émigrée who lost her whole world and rebuilt it with flour and sugar, and who has no idea that the man who claims to sell turbines is a ghost trained to leave no trace.From the snow of Berlin's Tiergarten to the tomb of Bach in Leipzig, from Vienna to Bangkok to the flooded canals of Cambodia, Dimitry follows a trail of ciphers, betrayals and impossible choices - while a faceless traitor walks at his side and everything he loves hangs by a thread.A literary spy thriller and a love story in equal measure, Dimitry - A Sweet Conspiracy is a novel of codes, keys and conspiracies. But in the end, what matters is not what a man hides - it is that for which he chooses to return.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Santiago no longer remembers what blue sky looks like.For decades, a blanket of smog has buried the city under a gray haze that is more than just pollution - it is the symbol of a country that bet everything on carbon and forgot the cost of breathing. Raúl knows this better than anyone. He has spent years filing reports no one reads, fighting decrees designed to protect industry rather than people, watching a city slowly suffocate.But now he has something different: a team of five, a graphene-based technology that could turn poisoned air into the most valuable economic asset of the century, and the belief that Santiago can once again see the Andes.What they don't have is time. Or easy allies.Smog: The Carbon Dividend is an urban environmental thriller that fuses the urgency of the climate crisis with the cold logic of economic power. Corporations race to buy the solution before it reaches the public; politicians trade clean air for influence; and a small team refuses to let the city keep drowning. The question is not whether the smog can be beaten. The question is: at what cost - and who benefits from keeping it there A story about what it takes to breathe in a country that hasn't yet decided if it wants to.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An engineer arrives in Oman to open a road through the Al-Hajar mountains, convinced the mountain is nothing but rock and calculation. The warnings of the elders, a silhouette in the rearview mirror and an ancient guardian at the bottom of a cave will teach him that the land remembers-and that it collects. Memoir, engineering and Arabian folklore in a single gorge.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. A South American engineer lands in the Sultanate of Oman with a precise assignment: to open a road through the Al-Hajar mountains. He brings formulas, heavy machinery and the certainty that rock is only a problem of calculation. But the mountain has a memory. The warnings come sideways: a banker who lowers his voice, a foreman who refuses to climb a certain slope, a silhouette in the rearview mirror. And, at the bottom of a cave, an ancient Guardian who does not collect in money.Jinn: The Guardian of the Mountain is a memoir-novel in which engineering and the ancestral folklore of Arabia meet in the same gorge: the story of an impossible project, of a people who teach a stranger to see differently, and of the price the land demands from anyone who dares to enter its depths. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 358.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 72 Horas: Más allá del horizonte de lo imposiblede Roberto DelucchiEl cielo va a apagarse. Solo un puñado de personas sabe cuándo.En lo alto del desierto de Atacama, bajo el telescopio más grande jamás construido, dos jóvenes astrónomos descubren un punto de luz que no debería existir: un planeta errante que se desplaza en sentido contrario a la galaxia, en silenciosa trayectoria hacia el Sol.Lo bautizan OPM, Objeto de Perturbación Masiva. El mundo lo llamará el Destructor.Lo que empieza como el hallazgo de una vida se convierte en el secreto más peligroso de la historia. Encerrado tras el acero y el cristal de 'la Bestia', un reducido grupo de científicos descubre una verdad que los gobiernos preferirían enterrar: el paso del Destructor sumirá al planeta en setenta y dos horas de oscuridad total. y algo todavía más extraño viene arrastrándose tras él. Mientras cunde el pánico, los falsos profetas venden salvación y los militares cierran el cerco, el equipo deberá decidir cuánto vale una sola verdad terrible: advertir a un mundo que quizá se despedace, o callar y dejar que se congele en la ignorancia.Ambientada en un Chile del futuro cercano, sacudido por la crisis social y la sombra de la catástrofe, 72 Horas: Más allá del horizonte de lo imposible es una novela de ciencia ficción sobre el descubrimiento y la negación, la soledad de saber y el frágil coraje de quienes mantienen la luz encendida cuando el cielo mismo comienza a fallar.Nacida de la realidad del mayor observatorio del planeta, es ciencia ficción profundamente humana y con los pies en la tierra, para lectores que disfrutan del apocalipsis anclado en lugares reales, instrumentos reales. y una tensión imposiblemente real.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Lota, Chile. Una ciudad que alguna vez respiró carbón y sobrevivió a su propio cierre. Ahora, bajo el acuerdo que SecurCorp llama 'la concesión del siglo', las antiguas galerías de la mina vuelven a abrirse. Esta vez, no para extraer carbón.Ana Soto lo sabe. O al menos lo sospecha. Como periodista de investigación, lleva años documentando los pliegues más oscuros de una capital que se cae a pedazos. Pero esta historia es diferente: el hombre que firmó la concesión es su padre. Y el proscrito que guarda las claves del expediente es el mismo que la salvó en el lecho del Mapocho una noche en que ella creyó que todo había terminado.Socavón: Concesión Perpetua es un thriller político y ambiental sobre lo que ocurre cuando un Estado entrega derechos permanentes sobre personas y territorios a una corporación privada. Sobre los ingenieros que diseñan sistemas que no debieran funcionar para siempre. Y sobre los hijos que terminan cargando el precio de las ambiciones de sus padres.La pregunta no es si el Socavón puede hundirse. La pregunta es quién ya lo sabía.…

Buenos Aires, Huemul, 1970, 3ª edición. 20x14 cm. 486 p. Rústica. Dedicatoria del autor 2º. Marca de agua decreciente en esquinas superior e inferior últimas hojas. (Ref. N. 306).

Buenos Aires, Edipal, 1969. 19x14 cm. 146 p. Rústica. Dedicatoria del autor. Primera edición. (Ref. N. 201-C).

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Hay hombres que cruzan el mundo para desaparecer. Dimitry lo cruzó para encontrar unos ojos.Es un espía sin bandera, sin país, sin licencia para matar: un hombre gris que trabaja en las sombras para que nadie le ponga la mano encima al interruptor del mundo. Su oficio son las patentes y los plagios, los cafés helados y los parques nevados, los acertijos escondidos en la música de compositores muertos. Y en medio de todo custodia el objeto más peligroso del planeta: un dispositivo del tamaño de un pulgar, capaz de hundir continentes enteros en la oscuridad, escondido -nada menos- dentro de una torta de bodas, en la vitrina de una pastelería de barrio en Bolivia.Porque ahí, detrás del mostrador, está Kassandra: una emigrante rusa que perdió su mundo entero y lo reconstruyó con harina y azúcar, y que no imagina que el hombre que dice vender turbinas es un fantasma entrenado para no dejar rastro.Del frío del Tiergarten de Berlín a la tumba de Bach en Leipzig, de Viena a Bangkok y a los canales inundados de Camboya, Dimitry sigue un rastro de claves, traiciones y decisiones imposibles, mientras un traidor sin rostro camina a su lado y todo lo que ama pende de un hilo.Thriller de espionaje e historia de amor a partes iguales, Dimitry - Una dulce conspiración es una novela de códigos, llaves y conspiraciones. Pero al final lo que importa no es lo que un hombre esconde, sino aquello por lo que decide volver.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Un ingeniero llega a Omán para abrir una carretera a través de la cordillera de Al-Hajar, convencido de que la montaña es solo roca y cálculo. Las advertencias de los ancianos, una silueta en el retrovisor y un custodio milenario en el fondo de una caverna le enseñarán que la tierra recuerda, y que cobra. Memorias, ingeniería y folclore de Arabia en una misma garganta.…

Softcover/Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Un ingeniero llega a Om?n para abrir una carretera a trav?s de la cordillera de Al-Hajar, convencido de que la monta?a es solo roca y c?lculo. Las advertencias de los ancianos, una silueta en el retrovisor y un custodio milenario en el fondo de una caverna le ense?ar?n que la tierra recuerda, y que cobra. Memorias, ingenier?a y folclore de Arabia en una misma garganta. Sprache: Spanisch Gewicht in Gramm: 374.…