Julius Caesar

William Shakespeare

Sinopsis

Witness the fall of a republic and the bloody birth of an empire in this gripping political thriller set in ancient Rome. The play focuses not just on the titular dictator, but on the internal conflict of Brutus, a man torn between personal loyalty and patriotic duty. Through soaring rhetoric and mob violence, it explores the ease with which democracy can slip into tyranny and the unpredictable consequences of political assassination. It is a stark study of power, manipulation, and the judgment of history.

Disponible desde: 29/01/2026.

Longitud de impresión: 83 páginas.

Otros libros que te pueden interesar

And the World Spins Anyway

Georgie Jones

This a love letter to real life, however it shows up; an antidote to the highlight reel that is social media, a tribute to the unfinished, the unfiltered, the uncertain.
In this debut collection of poetry, stories and questionable choices, Georgie Jones, with her signature wit and warmth, explores the exquisite messiness of modern existence and makes the chaos feel, somehow, like home. She can't promise any answers, but she can make you feel a little less alone in not having them.

Ver libro

Stumbling and other poems

Laura Quinney

Most poets recollect or describe the present. In her third book of poems, Laura Quinney (whose “superbly spare meditations” Harold Bloom compared to the poetry of Paul Celan and Emily Dickinson) does something more uncanny: recalling what it once was like to anticipate the future, she remembers what she thought the past would look like from the present moment, and in so doing deepens the meaning of memory. This is her third book of poetry.

Ver libro