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Candela Sierra, 2025 National Comic Award

Candela Sierra (Ronda, 35) has won today the 2025 National Comic Award for ‘Lo sabes aunque no te lo he dicho’ (Astiberri), according to an announcement by the Ministry of Culture, which awards the prize, worth €30,000.

10 books to brighten up the return to school for readers aged 3 to 16

Going back to school can be easier with a good book in your hands, a book that lets you continue your journey from the subway car or the school library to recess.

Anagrama launches Caja baja, a free reading initiative for young people

The publishing house Anagrama has launched Caja baja, a free reading initiative for young people that seeks to share reading and encourage critical thinking, free from digital noise.

King Juan Carlos will publish his memoirs at the end of the year: 'I feel like my history is being stolen from me.'

Planeta presents the autobiography of the king emeritus as a work 'rich in anecdotes that does not shy away from the most significant episodes of our recent history'

Writer and literary critic José María Guelbenzu, reformer of Spanish literature, dies at 81.

A contributor to EL PAÍS, this year he published his latest novel, ‘Una gota de afecto,’ a tribute to the classics of the 19th century.

The King receives the winners of the 2025 Archiletras Awards

On Friday, July 18, 2025, His Majesty, King Felipe VI, in an official audience, received a large representation of the winners of the Archiletras Language Awards at the Zarzuela Palace.

David Lozano, winner of the 29th Cervantes Chico Award 2025-

The Zaragoza-born writer David Lozano (1974) has been awarded the 29th Cervantes Chico Award 2025, one of the most prestigious awards of its kind in Spain, promoted by the City Council of Alcalá de Henares.

The Fondo de Cultura Económica in San Diego is donating thousands of books following the closure of its branch in the city.

The Mexican publishing house decided to donate 90,400 copies to institutions and communities in both the United States and Mexico.

Interview with Ariadna Tuxell

Ariadna Tuxell writes because she doesn't know how to live without doing so. For her, it's a necessity, an instinct, an addiction she doesn't want to be cured of.

Interview with poet Luisa Cámere Quiroz

Luisa Cámere Quiroz was born in Lima, Peru, on January 30, 1951.She is a distinguished teacher at the primary and early childhood education levels, a renowned writer and poet, and a committed international cultural manager.

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