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PoetryIn his new collection, poet Ariel Dorfman explores death, grief and redemption, hoping that "the light I have invented, the words with which we have all been blessed, will sweeten the death that fast approaches for me." The... See More
Biographies & Memoirs
"A beautifully crafted, searing memoir" about fleeing Chile after the Pinochet coup, and the exile's yearning for home (Kirkus Reviews). "A multifaceted journey that is geographical, personal and political... A complex... See More
Fantasy
"I have created for each of you a fate, one tailored specifically for your needs and desires. Each of you has a defining moment -- not before, not after -- when a wrong turn or decision led to the disastrous outcome that you... See More
"He has written movingly and often brilliantly of the cultural dislocations and political fractures of his dual heritage." -- The New York Times Set in the last years of the 16th century, Cautivos is a meditation on... See More
Literature & Fiction
Formerly exiled Chilean author Ariel Dorfman, one of Latin America's greatest writers and a major literary figure of the twentieth century, is known for such critically acclaimed works as the novel Widows and the play Death... See More
History
Renowned author Ariel Dorfman, obsessed for twenty-five years with the malignant shadow General Pinochet cast upon Chile and the world, followed every twist and turn of the four year old trial in Great Britain, Spain and... See More
From the author of Death and the Maiden and other works that explore relations of power in the postcolonial world comes the story of a man whose distant past comes to haunt him. Is the sordid story behind human zoos that... See More
History
Conceived the night of Che Guevara's burial in 1967, Gabriel McKenzie is inextricably bound up in the history and politics of his native Chile. Twenty-four years on, and still a virgin, Gabriel returns from Manhattan exile... See More
Literature & Fiction
"Let me tell you, America, of the hopes I had for you," Dorfman writes after the fall of the Twin Towers, remembering back to an earlier September 11 in 1973, when he was on the staff of Salvador Allende, then president of... See More
Literature & Fiction
Blake's Therapy is a whirlwind ride through the desires of one man to find something real in a virtual world. After suffering a mental breakdown, Graham Blake checks into the Corporate Life Therapy Institute, where the... See More
Historical Fiction
Set in a Greek village in 1942, and purportedly written from his imagination by a Danish man before he was picked up by the Gestapo and not seen again, here is Ariel Dorfman's haunting and universal parable of individual... See More
Anthologies
An anthology of Durham writers writing about their hometown, 27 Views of Durham creates a literary montage of the Bull City. In essays, poems, short stories, and anthem, the collection creates a sense of place, present and... See More
Literature & Fiction
Mascara delves into the dark terrain of identity and disguise when the lives of three people collide. A nameless man with a face no one remembers has the devastating ability to see and capture on film the brutal truths... See More
Literature & Fiction
A billionaire Holocaust survivor hires a writer to uncover the truth of Salvador Allende's death, and they must confront their own dark histories to find a path forward -- for themselves and for our ravaged planet. An... See More
Travel
The Norte Grande of Chile, the world's driest desert, had ''engendered contemporary Chile, everything that was good about it, everything that was dreadful,'' writes Ariel Dorfman in his brilliant exploration of one of the... See More
Children's eBooks
The story of a mean and narcissistic king is both uproariously funny and distressingly on point, will be enjoyed by children and their parents. "Rabbits don't exist." So decrees the new king, the Wolf of all Wolves, after... See More
Politics & Social Sciences
When the Charlie Hebdo killings happened in Paris in early 2015, attention swivelled to the way that terror and accusation are being used to try and stifle debate. But these are discussions that are not only being held in... See More
Biographies & Memoirs
Ariel dorfman has been hailed as one of the "greatest living Latin American novelists" (Newsweek) and a "storyteller of almost mythic intensity" (The Financial Times). In his brilliant memoir, Heading South, Looking North... See More
History
In this interlocking prose web of first-person testimony, novelist, poet, and playwright Ariel Dorfman relates the struggles of fifty human rights activists hailing from more than forty countries. Manifesto for Another World... See More