About to turn 75, the Barcelona author returns to bookstores with 'Lo que les pasa a los demás,' another example that the detective genre 'today has as much dignity as any other and occupies a proper place in bookstores'.
About to turn 75, the Barcelona author returns to bookstores with 'Lo que les pasa a los demás,' another example that the detective genre 'today has as much dignity as any other and occupies a proper place in bookstores'.
The genre reaches its big event in Spain loaded with news. We analyze some of the most notable among all the authors invited to the festival and offer a short reading guide by Jo Nesbø, winner of the Pepe Carvalho Prize.
The Federation of Publishers Guilds of Spain will participate in the 38th edition of the Guadalajara International Book Fair, which will take place from November 30 to December 8, with Spain being the Guest of Honor Country.
You can check out the first editions of authors such as Cervantes, Francisco de Quevedo, Lope de Vega, Benito Pérez Galdós, Calderón de la Barca, and Fernando de Rojas
'Elogio de las manos' is the most personal novel by the author of 'Intemperie'. A story of second chances that defends the simple life and writing as an artisanal process.
HarperVia’s Editor-in-Chief, Juan Mila, has acquired the North American rights to 'El último sueño' (Reservoir Books, 2023), a debut collection of short stories by legendary Spanish film director Pedro Almodóvar.
The Planeta Group has published a vacancy for a Fantasy genre bookstore agent, to join their offices in Barcelona
The reading percentages of Spaniards remain stable after the pandemic and grow five points compared to 2012.
On February 7, 8, 9 and 10, the eight provincial capitals of Andalusia and the municipality of Alhaurín de la Torre will host the III Literary Festival of American and European Escribidores 2024.
The Ciutat de Barcelona Awards, awarded by the Barcelona City Council, aims to recognize artistic and cultural creations linked to the city.
