Un ceai la capatul lumii

Kosei-San spends his last years helping people who seek death. His past holds pain, including a love he had to give up. The novel links his tale with those of people he saves. Toni tells the story and loves Esmeralda, a woman of mystery. These linked tales look at kindness, hope, and life's worth.

Francesc Miralles and Ángeles Doñate mix fiction with thoughts on life. The book suits readers who like tales that prompt thought. Its themes include care and the bonds between people. It draws on Yukio Shige's life in Japan. Time told his story in 2009. By then, he had saved nearly 700 people from suicide.

Both authors come from Barcelona, where each was born. Both write and work in journalism. Miralles also makes music. He leads workshops worldwide that help people grow and change. He studied journalism, English, German, and publishing. He also lived in Croatia and Slovenia during the Yugoslav war. He has written fiction, self-help, and books for young readers. He writes both on his own and with others. His work has won several awards for writing. It has reached readers in many countries.

Doñate handles communications for groups that serve social and education needs. She also works for an NGO, a group outside government. It has projects in Mexico and Senegal. She teaches adults to read and write. Tudora Șandru Mehedinți translated this edition. It forms part of the Raftul Denisei series.