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Meet the winners of the TodosTusLibros Awards 2023

The TodosTusLibros Awards, given annually by booksellers from all over Spain, stopped being called "Las Librerías Recomiendan" last year to adopt the name of the internet platform TodosTusLibros.com, ..

Starting this year, the National Book Awards will be open to non-citizens.

Today, the National Book Foundation announced a change in the eligibility criteria for the annual National Book Awards for Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, and Young People’s Literature.

Vivian Rivera honored as 2024 Bilingual Teacher of the Year

Vivian Rivera is a 4th-grade Spanish dual language educator at Elizabeth Scott Elementary School in Chester, Virginia.

The actor Mario de la Rosa publishes his second novel

Mario de la Rosa (Madrid, 1975) is a writer and actor. As a writer he began putting lyrics to songs that became poems and these became narratives.

Review of “La sombra de la rosa” by Ángela Banzas

'La sombra de la rosa' is a crime novel written by the business administrator and author from Compostela, Ángela Banzas, best known for having written 'La conjura de la niebla'.

Review of “Los inocentes” by María Oruña

“Los inocentes” is the latest installment of the crime novel series 'Los libros del Puerto Escondido' written by the Spanish lawyer, columnist and author María Oruña.

Interview with Marta Martín Girón, author of the book 'Cada niño que murió'

Marta Martín Girón was born in Madrid and is an entrepreneur and writer. She graduated in Administration and Finance, working in that industry for a few years until she decided to give another direction to her career.

The Ministry of Culture of Spain presents the official poster for the II Comic and Comic Book Day

The Ministry of Culture of Spain, through the General Directorate of Books, Comics and Reading, has presented the official poster for the II Comics and Comic Book Day, which will be held on March 17th.

Elvira Sastre launches her second novel, 'Las Vulnerabilidades'

The poet and narrator Elvira Sastre returns to fiction with 'Las Vulnerabilidades', a story that is inspired by a real episode experienced by the author herself, ...

Interview with José Ignacio García

José Ignacio García (San Sebastián, 1965). Writer, editor, anthologist, literary critic, radio collaborator and cultural manager.

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