Javier Sierra, (Teruel, 1971) writer, journalist and director of televisión series, publishes “The Message of Pandora.”

The Semana Negra (Noir Week) of Gijón opened last Friday, where 90 writers of different literary genres will participate in the workshops. The events, starting on July 3rd, and lasting until July 12th, will take place under controlled mesures such as social distancing and other cautionary guidelines.

The third edition of the Premios Lorna is organized by the Celsius 232 Festival since 2018. Awards are given to the best comics of the previous year in the categories of science fiction, fantasy and terror.

The award ceremony should have taken place on April 2nd, during the Día del Libro Infantil y Juvenil (Children and Young Adult Book Day), but again, due to the Corona virus pandemic, the event had to be postponed to July 2nd.

A book with an abundant unpublished material rescues the unknown author; a member of the Generación del 14 and a son of Concha Espina, with whom he maintained a complicated relationship.

“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” is the first of these books, published by Alfaguara, that will be available next Sunday.

The book industry comes together to celebrate a very special Book Day on July 23. This is the way to celebrate a day that had to be posponed because of the Coronavirus crisis.

The Spanish publishing industry has gained new clarity on where it stands with the Pedro Sánchez government and is ratcheting up its demands for recognition and assistance in the pandemic.

Roman myths and legends are some of the greatest ever conceived. The bibliography of Ancient Rome is endless.

Coincidences are sometimes the motor that turns our lives in the right direction. About four years ago, Carmen Berastegui ran into Jonathan Botas de Lorenzo in Venezuela.