Un Mundo Feliz
Aldous Huxley
1970 · 2017 edition
102 pages
The most popular Spanish colonialism books
Books about colonialism examine the rule of one people over another's land. Histories describe conquest and empire, and novels from both sides show what it did to the colonized and the colonizers. Many of the most important are written by authors from countries that won their independence. Only books in Spanish are listed.
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La Letra Roja
KATHIA VALLADARES
1883 · 1991 edition
296 pages
La biblia envenenada
Barbara Kingsolver
1998 · 2001 edition
675 pages
CorazÓn de Las Tinieblas TravesÍa Por un RÍo Tropical
Joseph Conrad
1970 · 2021 edition
122 pages
Babel
R. F. Kuang
Published 2022
700 pages
El príncipe (Narrativa74)
Niccolò Machiavelli
1891 · 2016 edition
120 pages
La Guerra de Los Mundos
H. G. Wells
1898 · 2016 edition
238 pages
Crónicas marcianas
Ray Bradbury
1970 · 2017 edition
210 pages
Manifiesto Comunista
Karl Marx
1971 · 2017 edition
127 pages
Casa de Munecas
Henrik Ibsen
1879 · 2005 edition
265 pages
Seveneves (Siete evas)
Neal Stephenson
2015 · 2016 edition
816 pages
Ancho mar de los Sargazos
Jean Rhys
1970 · 1998 edition
211 pages
Enterrad mi corazón en Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
1970 · 1982 edition
512 pages
Las brigadas fantasma
John Scalzi
2006 · 2008 edition
320 pages
1491
Charles C. Mann
2005 · 2013 edition
640 pages
Autobiografía de un hombre felíz
Benjamin Franklin
1970 · 2005 edition
143 pages
El alzamiento de Persepolis
James S. A. Corey
2017 · 2022 edition
592 pages
Marte rojo
Kim Stanley Robinson
1991 · 2012 edition
576 pages
Habla
Rebecca Solnit
2014 · 2017 edition
104 pages
Pasaje a la India
E. M. Forster
1972 · 2005 edition
464 pages
La cólera de Tiamat
James S. A. Corey
2019 · 2023 edition
592 pages
La colonia perdida
John Scalzi, 约翰·斯卡尔齐
2007 · 2022 edition
304 pages
Homenaje a Cataluña
George Orwell
1970 · 2011 edition
280 pages
¡Voto a bríos!
Terry Partchett, 泰瑞·普萊契
1989 · 2009 edition
398 pages