“The news was contained in the advance release from the report on ‘Digital development and trends in Latin America’ which will be published by Bookwire in September, providing a detailed analysis of the different aspects of digital development of over 150 independent publishers in Ibero-America.
Journalist Matías Néspolo revealed last Thursday in his column in the Catalan edition of El Mundo: Anagrama will launch in 2017 a collection “dedicated to comic books and graphic novels.”
Though the letter ñ (eñe) has become an emblem of the Spanish language, Professor Lola Pons Rodríguez with the University of Seville asserts that a more original badge would be the inverted question and exclamation marks which are also very recent, since they date from the late 1700s.
Learning a foreign language is about more than the language itself. At Duquesne University’s Department of Modern Languages, students are encouraged to immerse themselves in cultural communities outside their own to enhance their experience.
“Alicia Kopf, Lucia Berlin and Francesca Sanna win the prestigious awards. The three winners of the 17th Llibreter prize are united by a rebellious, unsettling view of the world.
Gregory Rabassa, renown American literary translator, was a collaborator with our translation rights program New Spanish Books. America Reads Spanish
Can you imagine having all documents and images on Cervantes on hand? The Google Cultural Institute, with the support from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport, has done it with the "Cervantes routes."
The Castilian-Manchego city celebrates the 25th edition of its popular Literary Marathon, which, for 46 hours, will fill the streets of storytelling and poetry.
Nielsen BookScan, part of the Nielsen Company (US) LLC, and America Reads Spanish (ARS), present the free weekly list of the Spanish bestseller titles in the US Market for week 23 of 2016 (week ending 06/12/2016).
Spanish-English program is in high demand. It currently has 480 students.
