The annual report from Spain’s publishers describes a 10th consecutive year of growth for the country’s book market, at €2.7 billion.

“Hijos de la fábula” is the most recent novel by award-winning Spanish writer, translator, and professor Fernando Aramburu

Pascual Martínez Pérez is from Logroño. He has a degree in Physical Education and works as a temporary civil servant in La Rioja, and, at a vital moment when he was out of work, he took up writing.

Comics: They are always a good idea, on summer vacations and in any season. For children and adults, of all genres and styles, from loving, historical or revival stories, from established authors or those yet to be discovered...

Pío Moa is a Spanish essayist, historical fact-checker, and author. This writer is best known for his works on the history of Spain, especially the one concerning the last century.

Grandparents. Always so indispensable, endearing and remembered. Today their day is celebrated and that is why this selection of books is, for, and about them, the essential protagonists in our lives.

'Le dedico mi silencio,' the new work of the Nobel Prize for Literature, published by Alfaguara, will hit bookstores simultaneously in all Spanish-speaking territories on October 26.

"En el desván de las caracolas" deals with memory, which is part of us and is also a place. It is that dress that covers us throughout our life.

This is the last poetry work of the Venezuelan writer. It is a compilation which includes all his collections of poems nine, to date— plus an unpublished book:

“Una historia compartida” (Plaza & Janés, 2023) is a book by Julia Navarro that spans several genres: From the essay, to history, to the chronicle, and the biography.