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ARS Interview with actress Catherine Zeta-Jones

Catherine Zeta-Jones lives between worlds: on-screen elegance and real-world warmth, gothic fantasy and Mediterranean ease.

Mexican writer Gonzalo Celorio wins the 2025 Cervantes Prize

The jury for the Miguel de Cervantes Prize for Literature in the Spanish Language has awarded Gonzalo Celorio the 2025 Cervantes Prize.

The Llibreria Ramon Llull bookshop in Valencia wins the 2025 Cultural Bookshop Award

This award is presented by the Confederación Española de Gremios y Asociaciones de Librerías – CEGAL, (Federation of Bookshop Guilds and Bookstore Associations),

Roundtable: Spanish language in the world. Instituto Cervantes 2025 yearbook.

‘El Español en el mundo' 2025 yearbook is the most important academic publication by the Instituto Cervantes as it analyzes on a yearly basis the development of the Spanish language and culture around the world.

The 10 best young adult novels to read in November

As the year draws to a close, fantasy and Christmas novels come into their own.

El País-Babelia presents the 25 most anticipated books of November

From the detective adventures of John Connolly and Michael Connelly to the memoirs of writer Margaret Atwood, singer Patti Smith, and tennis player Björn Borg.

The Argentinian Pablo Maurette wins the Herralde Novel Prize with ‘El contrabando ejemplar.’

Between fiction and memory, humor and melancholy, the work ‘El contrabando ejemplar’ chronicles the sentimental search for an explanation as to why Argentina has been the way it is since the 17th century.

UNE (Spanish Union of University Publishers) are holding their general assembly in defense of quality, ethical, and socially responsible publishing.

The publishers of the Unión de Editoriales Universitarias Españolas-UNE publishers in defense of quality, ethical, and socially responsible publishing

‘La Capitana’ by Susana Martín Gijón conquers Seville and Cordoba

The novel combines crime fiction and history in 16th-century Granada. It brings back figures such as Sister Ana de Jesús and San Juán de la Cruz; starting with a dead body in a convent and ten key nuns.

Literary review of ‘Tinta y fuego’ (Editorial NdeNovela), Benito Olmo's novel about a dangerous passion for books.

A very risky undertaking being books the main characters and a personal search for the truth.

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