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5 short story collections you can't miss

Estandarte magazine has selected 5 short story collections in which alchemy flows through the pages, maintaining the tension required by the genre and captivating the reader.

Literary review of the novel ‘Alas de sangre’ by Rebecca Yarros, Editorial Planeta

‘Alas de sangre’ is a young adult fantasy novel that has become one of the biggest literary phenomena of recent years worldwide.

Toti Martínez de Lezea presents 'Voces,' fifteen stories that travel through history and the present

The Alava-born writer Toti Martínez de Lezea returns to bookstores with a new title that moves away from her usual long novels to delve fully into the short story.

Tribute to Mario Vargas Llosa at the Guadalajara International Book Fair: memories, readings, and legacy.

The Guadalajara International Book Fair, considered the largest publishing event in Spanish, paid an emotional farewell to Mario Vargas Llosa, a key figure in the Latin American boom

Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief of Publishing Perspectives, Dies

Anderson’s presence as a journalist and moderator on the international stage spanned decades, with the last nine years at the helm of Publishing Perspectives.

Arizona State University relaunches La Editorial Bilingüe

At a time when Spanish is being belittled by US authorities, Arizona State University has relaunched Editorial Bilingüe, a pioneering publisher of Chicano and Latino literature in English and Spanish,

The Spanish Ministry of Culture awards 331 municipal libraries in the 25th María Moliner Reading Promotion Campaign.

The Spanish Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP), has awarded 331 prizes to public libraries in municipalities with fewer than 50,000 inhabitants,

Barcelona awards the Gold Medal for Cultural Merit to Marisol Schulz, director general of the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL).

In recognition of her career and her contributions to the culture and literature of Barcelona, Marisol Schulz Manaut, director general of the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL),

The controversial scholarship

During the FIL, which this year has Barcelona as its Guest of Honor, on Sunday, November 30, Jaume Collboni, mayor of the Catalan city, announced the creation of an international writing scholarship-residency for Latin American authors, ‘Narrar Barcelona’.

Writer Luis Mateo Díez presents his new novel, ‘El vigía de las esquinas,’

a metaphor for the decline of the world through a city that is decaying at a grotesque pace.

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