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The Mirror of Death is a collection of 27 short stories published over two decades in various newspapers and magazines, which Miguel de Unamuno himself prepared for publication under one cover in 1913. Some of them seem to continue, expand and supplement the storylines, philosophical reflections and psychological portraits from the writer's other texts, while others surprise with an unexpected theme or angle. These are stories about life and death reflected in each other, and therefore about reality and the afterlife, sentimentality and irony, about children and those who are on the verge of death, about love in its various manifestations. But there are also reflections of an intellectual on politics, on society, and finally on the mystery of creativity. This is perhaps the most interesting guide to the unique relationships and ideas of the great Spanish writer and philosopher.