Editorial Milenio (Milenio Publicaciones, S.L.) was founded in 1996 by Lluís Pagés Marigot, its director. They have published since then 700 titles in Spanish distributed in twenty collections. Works of history, narrative, music, philosophy and more.
Ediciones del Laberinto was created by José Ortega del Blanco and two other partners in 1989. In its early years Laberinto only published philosophy and humanities textbooks. Now they have a wide range of topics: children, young adults, essays, etc.
Diábolo is a Spanish publisher born in 2006 and is specialized in comics and graphic novels. They currently print in Spain and USA.
Abada Editores offers yout the latest books on Architecture, Urbanism and Landscaping.
Ciudad Nueva is a Spanish publisher founded in 1981 by Focolare Movement . It's specialized on spiritual and religion books. It's publications encourage the dialogue and the spirituality of today's society.
Destino combines the prestige of a publishing backlist of renowned quality with the discovery of new authors. Founded in 1942, it became a part of Grupo Planeta in 1988. (Grupo Planeta)
Libros del Asteroide is an independent publisher founded in Barcelona in 2005 by Luis Solano. They have published more than two hundred titles and received several awards, among which the National Award for the Best Cultural Publishing Work was granted by the Ministry of Culture in 2008.
Dardo Editorial is a Spanish publishing house specialized in books and magazines of contemporary art, architecture and design.
Akal is a Spanish publisher founded in Madrid in 1972 by Ramón Akal González. The publisher has a catalogue of three thousand works in forty different collections on Humanities, the classics, modern literature, reference, etc....etc
The Espasa publishing company was founded in 1860, and in 1926 it associated with Compañía Anónima de Librería y Publicaciones Españolas (Calpe), which made it one of the largest publishers in Europe with major projection in Argentina and Mexico. In 1992 it became part of Grupo Planeta.
