Leopoldo Arias, known by his pseudonym Clarín, and widely known as the author of La Regenta, was born in Zamora on April 25th, 1852. He spent part of his childhood in León and Guadalajara, where his father was civil governor.
Leopoldo Arias, known by his pseudonym Clarín, and widely known as the author of La Regenta, was born in Zamora on April 25th, 1852. He spent part of his childhood in León and Guadalajara, where his father was civil governor.
The writer received the award for his thriller set in Extremadura.
Coinciding with the International Children's and Young Adult Literature Day, ‘El chico que me regaló el mar,’ arrives in bookstores.
Thus, as Del Molino—who is making his editorial debut at the publishing house—explained in a meeting with the media, the idea behind this collection, which is now being launched and will offer essays of up to 100 pages,
Santiago Muñoz Machado , the director of the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), Santiago Muñoz Machado, presented his latest book, 'De la democracia en Hispanoamérica' (Editorial Taurus, 2025),
The work, narrated in the first person and set in Toledo during the plague outbreak of 1598, is an ode to courage and the spirit of overcoming difficulties, presented through the diary of its protagonist.
From a literary portrait of Pope Francis by Javier Cercas to Anna Caballé's biography of Rosa Chacel, and from illuminating explorations of Yoko Ono, J.S. Bach, and Césare Pavese
For the first time in Colombia, the largest exhibition of the Nobel Prize winner's archives will be held.
Seventy years ago, Juan Rulfo published Pedro Páramo, a novel that transformed Latin American literature with its innovative style and unique atmosphere.
They will be some of the stars of the fifth edition of the literary competition, which will take place from September 17th to 21st at Fuensaldaña Castle.
