February's issue 2021, is now available with exciting news about America Reads Spanish!
February's issue 2021, is now available with exciting news about America Reads Spanish!
The essay 'Desmorir' is published, about the disease in our time, novels about family tensions and the monumental work of the cartoonist Carlos Giménez.
Why are you blond and your brother brown-haired? Do you know what perspective and symmetry are in a drawing? Dive into the pages of these works to find the answers.
The Reading Barometer indicates an increase in all means. During confinement Spaniards broke their weekly reading record.
The Calambur Publishing House has recently published “A orillas del gran silencio” (On the Shore of the Great Silence), 82 years after the death of the poet from Seville, Antonio Machado.
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities has extended the deadline for speaker proposals for its 35th Annual Conference, Oct. 30 - Nov. 1, 2021, at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center in Aurora, Colorado.
While 50 percent of the surveyed population said they were reading once a week in 2019, some 57 percent of Spaniards asked for the 2020 report say they were reading weekly during coronavirus confinement.
On February 24th, she turns 184 and yet Rosalía de Castro, unlike any other writer of her time, is more alive in Galician society than ever.
Antonio Martín talks with Pura Fernández, its director, about the various challenges facing academic publishing.
With only three published novels, the Cordovan writer Francisco José Jurado has achieved more than remarkable prestige.
