Six publishing houses explain their survival strategies in a run-down economy and a sector (culture and entertainment), saturated with more and more invasive offers.
Six publishing houses explain their survival strategies in a run-down economy and a sector (culture and entertainment), saturated with more and more invasive offers.
‘La ceguera del cangrejo’ (The Crab’s Blindness) is the title of the new novel by Canary-islander Alexis Ravelo, on the figure of the multitalented artist César Manrique, whose centenary was celebrated a month ago.
McNally Jackson is an independent bookstore in New York City. We aspire to be the center of Manhattan’s literary culture: witness our events, our two floors of books, our engaged staff.
Ignacio Olmos, Director of the Instituto Cervantes of New York will talk about the Spanish Language in the United States and the cultural policy of Spain worldwide.
Get to know the best selling books in Spanish through the Barnes & Noble bookstore.
From sunny La Nucía [Alicante], Paul Pen gets into the darkest parts of our interior. And it works, because he has already managed to sell more of his novels in the United States than in Spain.