The Austrian Stefan Zweig (Vienna, 1881 - Petrópolis, 1942) is a writer who has been a source of great interest to publishers. After a period of obscurity, the success he enjoyed during his lifetime was revived at the turn of the century, making him a regular feature. long-seller, in a reference to the "world of yesterday" and in an iconic example of the skill of the late Jaume Vallcorba (Barcelona, ​​1949-2014), founder of the publishing houses Quaderns Crema and Acantiladoto consolidate a stellar catalog with the right mix of rediscovered and new releases. Therefore, it was logical to expect that, from January 2023 onwards, with his work entering the public domain, many stamps would follow Vienna's lead in its collection. Small pleasures with (for the moment) five titles, but also publishing houses such as Ediciones de 1984 and La Segunda Periferia, would incorporate his name.

I met Ignasi Moreta in 2017, a year full of contrasts in my life: a referendum was won, but a country was lost; and Ordre i Aventura lost the elections to the board of the Ateneu Barcelonès, but I gained a handful of dear friends. Ignacio is one of them.

Raül Garrigasait (Solsona, 1979) has dedicated The rock and the air (Fragmenta, 2025), his latest essay, explores art and religion, two concepts that have shaped civilization for millennia. Through seven totemic yet radical figures.Ramon Llull, Ausiàs March, Isabel de Villena, Joan Maragall, Josep Carner, Frederic Mompou and Antoni Tàpies—, Garrigasait traces a path that connects past and present: in his hands, rereading cultural heritage ends up being an optimal way to give it continuity.