Historian Isabel Burdiel has won the Real Academia Española de investigación filológica (Royal Spanish Academy for philological research) for her work 'Emilia Pardo Bazán' (Taurus, 2019).

The collection begins next Sunday, October 17, with ‘Cinco esquinas’, by Mario Vargas Llosa.

The XXIV Meeting of Ibero-American Poets, coordinated by Alfredo Pérez Alencart, will pay tribute to Antonio Colinas. It will be held on October 12 and 13 at the Liceo Theater in Salamanca and will bring together 130 poets from different Latin American countries.

The Formentor Prize, endowed with 50,000 Euros and supported by the patronage of the Barceló and Buadas families, recognizes the quality and integrity of the authors whose work embodies the prestige and influence of great literature.

The big publishing groups pull out their entire arsenal to top this week's best-sellers list. Pérez-Reverte, Aramburo, Navarro and young adult literature, are the best sellers according to Publishnews.es - Nielsen.

Mexican writer Enrique Díaz Álvarez wins the 49th edition of the award with “La palabra que aparece. Testimonio como acto de supervivencia.”

“Arde este libro,” in my opinion, is Fernando Marías’ most personal book to date. In it, he narrates part of his own biography and does so in the first person and with all the sincerity of his memories, which are deep in his soul.

Madrid-born Cristina Vatra (1980) makes her debut with the novel “El beso de Thor” (HarperCollins Ibérica), a breezy but no less serious novel.

Benito Taibo Mahojo, was born on May 31, 1960, in Mexico City. He studied History at the School of Philosophy and Letters of the Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

The green fever for the plants was accelerated with the pandemic and is reflected in an unprecedented crop of editorial novelties, including memoirs, novels and essays.