The La Caverna collection is accessible, brief and introductory texts for authors, currents of thought and various philosophical themes, in collaboration with Filosofía & Co., the leading philosophy portal in the Spanish-speaking world. These small volumes also include interviews with different leading specialists in the subject matter.

In Feminism, the history of feminism and its most current aspects are covered and includes an interview with the famous thinker Judith Butler.

«Feminism is impertinent. It is said "feminism" and immediately our interlocutors are put on the defensive. Why? Because feminism questions the established order. And the established order is very well established for those who established it, that is, for those who benefit from it. This is how the writer and journalist Nuria Varela explains it in her book Feminism for Beginners. Let's get upset, then. Let's bother. Let's be cheeky. Let's dive into the history of feminism and its thought. Let's review their fight for equality, their failures and their achievements. Let's bring out of the darkness so many women who dedicated their lives and their work to defend their rights and those of all others. We will try to explain here why feminism was essential and why it still is. Listen, listen to everyone ..., especially those who feel annoyed or uncomfortable: they are the one who needs it most, urgently.