Basque


The Basque History of the World
Obabakoak
The Accordionist's Son
Patria
El guardián invisible (Trilogía del Baztán, #1)
Guernica
Bilbao-New York-Bilbao
Sweet Promised Land
All That Followed
Lone Man
Death Without Company (Walt Longmire, #2)
Mothers Don’t
Martutene
Seven Houses in France
The Spanish Game (Alec Milius #2)
Kirmen Uribe
Your language looks like a treasure map,' she said, 'if you forget all the rest of the letters and focus in on the x, it looks as if you could find out where the treasure is. ...more
Kirmen Uribe, Bilbao-New York-Bilbao

Mark Kurlansky
Typical of Iberia, both the Basques and the Catalans claim the word comes from their own languages, and the rest of Spain disagrees. Catalans have a myth that cod was the proud king of fish and was always speaking boastfully, which was an offence to God. "Va callar!" (Will you be quiet!), God told the cod in Catalan. Whatever the word's origin, in Spain lo que corta el bacalao, the person who cuts the salt cod, is a colloquialism for the person in charge. ...more
Mark Kurlansky, Cod: A Biography of the Fish that Changed the World

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