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Kids’ Books in Spanish: Language Is Culture

The word 'authentic' has been thrown around more and more as publishers continue to expand their Spanish-language and bilingual offerings for the one in four children nationwide who are Latino

LIBER 2025 will pay tribute to África Ramírez for her commitment to the Valencian publishing sector

The former president of the Associació d'Editorials del Pais Valencià will receive the LIBER 2025 Tribute in recognition of her work at the helm of that institution.

The Jaume Fuster Library in Barcelona wins the 2025 LIBER Award for promoting reading in libraries open to the public.

The Spanish Federation of Publishers' Guilds has chosen the Jaume Fuster Library in Barcelona as the winner of the 2025 LIBER Award for the best initiative to promote reading in libraries open to the public.

Elisa Fernández Guzmán, winner of the Miguel Hernández National Young Poetry Prize 2025

Elisa Fernández Guzmán (Huelva, 25 years old) has been awarded the Miguel Hernández National Young Poetry Prize for her work ‘Después del pop’ (Rialp), granted by the Ministry of Culture and worth €30,000.

Pablo Escudero Abenza (Oriol, Tarragona) wins the 29th City of Getafe Crime Novel Award.

The writer Pablo Escudero Abenza has been named the winner of the 29th edition of the City of Getafe International Crime Novel Literary Contest with his work ‘La habitación de las niñas.’

Cornell Small Farms Hiring Bilingual Educator

Applications open for bilingual small farm educator to be based in the Hudson Valley. HIGHLAND, N.Y. — The Cornell Small Farms Program team is growing!

10 interesting facts about Julio Cortázar, more than a century after his birth

It has been more than a hundred years since Julio Cortázar was born. The legendary Argentine writer was born in Ixelles (Belgium), the product of tourism and diplomacy, on August 26, 1914.

The Madrid Publishers Association will present the “Madrid edita” catalog at LIBER, dedicated to children and young adult literature.

For the fourth consecutive year, the Madrid Publishers Association is publishing the 'Madrid edita'

The ‘Centroamérica Cuenta a España Festival’ returns with activities in Seville, Madrid, and Barcelona

From September 22 to 26, for the fifth consecutive year, the Centroamérica Cuenta a España festival comes to Madrid, where for a week, creators from both sides of the Atlantic will share their thoughts on literature and journalism.

The writer from Extremadura, Francisco Serrano, wins the 21st Tusquets Novel Prize

Extremaduran writer Francisco Serrano has won the 21st Tusquets Novel Prize, worth €18,000, with his work ‘El corazón revolucionario del mundo’.

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