Complete Stories

Cuentos completos by Leonora Carrington brings together the stories originally published in La casa del miedo and El séptimo caballo, plus three tales that were previously unpublished in Spanish: “El camello de arena”, “El vuelo de Mr. Gregory” and “Jemima y el Lobo”.  This single volume is designed to let you step fully into Carrington’s imagination—where the fantastic feels natural, dreams distort logic, and reality is viewed through a lens that can be macabre, satirical, and dazzlingly sharp.
If you collect Spanish-language literature or you simply want a short story collection that reads like a doorway into another set of rules, this edition is an easy recommendation. It’s a strong pick for readers who enjoy darkly playful storytelling, unusual imagery, and the kind of fiction that keeps its mystery even after you finish a page. The book includes an introduction by Kathryn Davis, offering a guided entry point before you dive into the stories themselves.
This Fondo de Cultura Económica edition is in Spanish and published in 2021.  It comes in a sturdy cartoné (hardcover) binding and runs 173 pages—ideal for dipping in and out, or reading in intense, immersive bursts.  Add it to your shelf as a statement literary volume, or gift it to someone who loves imaginative writing that refuses to be ordinary.