The misunderstood genius who revolutionized Spanish comedy and died in obscurity.

A historical thriller that takes us to the past of 100 years ago with a perspective between nostalgia and darkness.

For 'the outstanding quality of his graphic work and the original visual exploration of his illustrations, as well as the breadth of a symbolic universe rooted in popular culture, with archetypal references reinterpreted in a poetic way',

Writer Mariana Ayala Vargas has been awarded the Juan de la Cabada Fine Arts Prize for Children's Stories 2025 for her work ‘Los que nunca mueren.’

At the age of 83, and after a long illness, the legendary Argentine publisher Daniel Jorge Divinsky (Buenos Aires, 1942) has passed away.

One of the great voices of Asturian literature of this century; his most famous work is ‘Historia Universal de Paniceiros,’ where he built a world from the village where he was born.

Authors such as Javier Cercas, Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Cristina Rivera Garza, and Leila Guerriero demystify the legal biography to recreate real lives by sticking to the facts.

No one better than Luis Cernuda himself to come up with a title that summed up not only his entire body of work, but also his life: reality and desire.

With a rich and prolific career in the field of fantasy literature, which has earned him both recognition and a large readership, Ángel Olgoso dares to take an unexpected turn in his narrative style.

We celebrate the centenary of one of the most distinctive and brilliant voices of the Spanish narrative of the 20th. century.