The children and young adult literature awards choose the Book Fair for the first presentation ceremony outside of Madrid and Barcelona.

Author of poetry collections, essays, and short stories, Palàcios was responsible for the edition of Tirant, illustrated by Manuel Boix, and for translating "Nosaltres els valencians" into Spanish.

Irreverent, unorthodox, and more literary than ever, the writer returns to his most mischievous and playful side with 'Canon de cámara oscura,' the story of a writer determined to sublimate his library.

University presses, as an integral part of academic communities, play a crucial role in the selection, publication, and dissemination of content.

Comic Barcelona celebrates its forty-third edition with many offerings for a younger audience and an immersion in the Marvel and DC universes.

The Community of Madrid will celebrate the 20th edition of La Noche de los Libros on April 25th, with more than 500 free activities spread across 140 institutions, 110 bookstores, and 120 libraries

A pair of glasses, several handwritten poems, and copies of the magazine Canelobre—one of them from 1996 dedicated to the author himself, published by the Instituto Alicantino de Cultura are part of

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.