With more than 40 million Spanish-speaking readers and language learners, according to the Census Bureau, the U.S. has the fourth-largest Spanish-speaking population in the world, after Mexico, Spain, and Argentina.
With more than 40 million Spanish-speaking readers and language learners, according to the Census Bureau, the U.S. has the fourth-largest Spanish-speaking population in the world, after Mexico, Spain, and Argentina.
Children's and Young Adults Book Day is celebrated once again in this very literary month of April.
Classics, 'thrillers', family mysteries and some surprises on the genre. Stories for all tastes with the perfect context for them to choose well.
Last Thursday, March 30th, was held the raffle for the 361 booths for the exhibitors that will participate in the 82nd Madrid Book Fair, and whose assembly is scheduled for May 3rd.
The XXXII Reina Sofía Prize for Ibero-American Poetry is signed within the Framework Agreement for Cultural Cooperation between the University of Salamanca and National Heritage
2023 March's issue #183 is now available with exciting news about America Reads Spanish!
The stone border has been the winning work. The novelist José Zoilo has been awarded the VI Edhasa Historical Narratives Award thanks to the novel La frontera de piedra, which is already in bookstores.
Raúl Padilla López distinguished himself by the impulse he gave to the promotion of art and culture.
The María Moliner Reading Promotion Campaign rewards a total of 370 reading promotion projects carried out in public libraries in municipalities with fewer than 50,000 inhabitants.
There are few books that influenced literary history. The “Exemplary Novels” by Miguel de Cervantes (author of the well-known “Don Quixote”) is one of them. Published in 1613, this collection of 12 short tales was the first example of the Spanish “novela” form.
