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The book contains the most important novels by the famous Spanish writer, philosopher and political activist Miguel de Unamuno y Hugo (1864-1936), which are usually referred to as "existential": "The Fog" (1914), "Abel Sanchez" (1917), "Aunt Tula" (1921), "Saint Manuel the Good, Martyr" (1933). A profound connoisseur of the soul and a passionate master of words, Unamuno leads the admiring reader through the incomprehensible paths of human nature, gradually revealing various aspects of our existence, such as love and hate, sacrifice and selfishness, compassion and envy, femininity and masculinity, motherhood and fatherhood, the illusory nature of faith and the passionate desire for personal immortality.