The book industry hit rock bottom in 2013 with a turnover of 2,181 million Euros and, since then, has struggled with moderate success each year to recover the 3,195 million of that splendid 2008.
The book industry hit rock bottom in 2013 with a turnover of 2,181 million Euros and, since then, has struggled with moderate success each year to recover the 3,195 million of that splendid 2008.
EDI-RED is a CSIC research group that addresses the cultural history of the Ibero-American publishing with its specifications and singularities. We retrieve their interviews to draw the map of the Spanish edition.
The Madrid Publishers Association launches the #yoleo campaign to fill social networks with reading material.
A new streaming platform has arrived to offer something unique: VERSO, where you experience poetry and enjoy poetry in an attractive and visual way from your mobile, computer or tablet.
This week the institution organizes a cultural program featuring Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616) as the protagonist.
The book, which tries to find out what happened the night Napoleon Bonaparte locked himself in the Giza pyramid, will be published on May 6th.
Manuel Borrás, editor at Pre-Textos and Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts 2016, wanted to tell Publishnews first-hand why this publishing house is a "common home" for many writers.
Publishers Weekly is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, and an important factor in its longevity has been its ability to serve all aspects of the publishing community.
The character created by Manuel Vázquez Montalbán debuted in 1972 with 'Yo maté a Kennedy'. It was a time when defeat was not yet an option for people like him.
In this, week 15 of 2022, the romantic novel remains unbeatable in Fiction, while "El hombre en busca de sentido” by Viktor Frankl is positioned at number one in Nonfiction-Publishnews-Bookwire.
