Since last July, the book “Estado de vida saludable,” by the Spanish author Paloma Pérez del Pozo, reached first place in its category on Amazon, managing to be recognized as a bestseller on Amazon internationally.

The project of having a Casa de América in Málaga became a reality with the support of the Economic Society of Friends of the Country in Málaga.

After the success of “Historias japonesas de muerte y desolación,” the Spanish writer living in the United States, Diego Uribe, presents his new novel, “Yo, el asesino;” a disturbing psychological thriller that opens a crime novel series set in Almería and will be followed by other installments currently in preparation.

Eva García Sáenz de Urturi, awarded with the Planeta 2020 Prize, will sponsor this exclusive and universal event that will help boost the importance of women as writers of the genre, promoting a more balanced environment and, at the same time, giving room to independent literature.

Get to know the best selling books in Spanish through the Barnes & Noble bookstore.

Last week, Penguin Random House announced their collaboration with Amanda Gorman.

EDI-RED is a CSIC research group that addresses the cultural history of the Ibero-American edition with its aspects and singularities. We bring their interviews to draw the map of the Spanish editorial sector.

Participating in international fairs, both in person and digitally, and carrying out commercial missions to expand the market are some of the keys to the strategy designed by the Directorate General for Books and Reading Promotion to revitalize the sector.

Industry Notes: In Mexico, seven independent publishers form an alliance with an eye to diversity, and Spain’s Liber program honors the 100-year-old Balmes bookstore.

The fourth outing of the award produced by the Desperate Literature bookshop in Madrid features work centered on colonial oppression.