It is a privileged forum for relations with other Ministries of Culture with a view to developing policies to promote reading, consolidation and respect for copyright and the free circulation of books in the region.

In the didactic and entertaining essay 'El español en su historia,' Professor Elena Azofra reconstructs, through illustrative examples, the several centuries of the life of our language.

Ian Gibson (Dublin, 1939) found in Spain the greatest romantic adventure of his life. Our country gave him a vocation and helped him to be freer.

This work is a compilation of opinion articles published in the art section of El Diario NTR between 2015 and 2019 under the name “Letra bastarda.”

Nominations may be submitted by any cultural or educational institution, publisher, association, or group of people linked to children and young adult literature.

Juana Borrero was born on a day like today in 1877 in Cuba. She is considered one of the greatest representatives of Hispanic American poetic modernism and she was known as the child prodigy of this movement in her literary version.

The writer Javier Castillo has done it again: bestsellers with each of his books. He can now boast of having swept sales records with two million copies sold (Suma de Letras Publishing House) of his latest novel, 'La Chica de nieve.'

Due to their literary quality, Héctor Abad Faciolince, Piedad Bonnett, Brenda Navarro, Cristina Rivera Garza, Juan Tallón and David Toscana are the six finalists for the V Mario Vargas Llosa Novel Prize,

These awards, endowed with 35,000 euros each, are the most important in the world in the field of children and young adult literature in Spanish.

Javier Olalde (Asturias, 1944), lived in Oviedo until he was twelve years old and has lived in Madrid ever since. He studied Hispanic Literature and has a degree in Philosophy.