The publishing house EDAF continues to strengthen one of the lines that has characterized it for decades: the combination of essays, popularization, thought, history, and personal development. In its recent selection of new titles, the publisher focuses on works that address a wide range of topics, from holistic health and psychology to major historical conflicts, universal classics, and unexplained phenomena.
Among the highlighted titles is The Healing Begins in Your Body by Brittany Piper, a work centered on the relationship between trauma, emotional well-being, and personal recovery processes. The book contributes to the growing editorial trend that explores the connection between physical and mental health, offering tools to understand how life experiences can leave marks on the body.
In the realm of historical popularization, EDAF presents Wars Without Memory by historian Miguel del Rey. The work brings to light lesser-known military episodes that, despite their relevance in context, have been relegated in collective memory. The book invites reflection on how historical narratives are constructed and which events ultimately occupy a prominent place in social consciousness.
The publisher also reaffirms its commitment to classic thought with new editions of fundamental texts. Among them is On the Republic by Marcus Tullius Cicero, an essential work for understanding the roots of Western political thought and debates surrounding government, citizenship, and the role of institutions.
Another of the new releases is Quevedo by Marcos López Herrador, an exploration of one of the most influential figures of Spain’s Golden Age. The volume reviews the life and literary trajectory of the Madrid author, whose work continues to be a subject of study and reference centuries after his death.
The new titles also include Revolution by Jorge Luis García Ruiz, a reflection on the political and social transformation processes that have marked different stages of contemporary history, as well as Paranormal by Paul Perry, an exploration of unexplained phenomena and experiences that challenge conventional interpretations.
EDAF does not overlook the great classics of world literature. In this new publishing phase, it includes editions of the Illiad and the Odyssey, attributed to Homer, two foundational works of Western culture that continue to engage new generations of readers due to their thematic and narrative relevance.
The collection is rounded out with titles such as Praise of War by Fernando Pasquín Agero, and Psychoneuroimmunology by Marianela Castés Boscán, which respectively explore the historical reflection on armed conflicts and the relationships between the mind, nervous system, and immune system.
With these publications, EDAF reaffirms an editorial line aimed at readers interested in understanding the past, analyzing the present, and delving into issues related to health, philosophy, history, and the great questions of the human condition. The thematic diversity of these new releases reflects a strategy that seeks to combine rigorous popularization with engagement on matters of broad cultural and intellectual relevance.
