Learn more about the books recommended by Babelia (El País). Gerardo Diego, Carlo Emilio Gadda and José Ovejero are among the featured authors.

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 18 of 2017 (week ending 5/07/2017).

Alejandro Palomas, National Prize of Children's Literature 2016, is the author of "Un hijo", "Una madre", "Un perro" and "Agua cerrada" .

Take the Plunge! The Ultimate Guide to Learning Spanish in Spain. Are you thinking about learning Spanish in Spain?. First of all, great decision. Learning Spanish by immersion is a surefire way to quickly pick up a language and have fun doing it. By hannahgreenwald

Get to know he latest news on books in Spanish: The Premio Alfaguara 2017 Winner, After Purchase, Ediciones B Continues with Spanish Publishers, Maximo Potencial to Be Distributed by IPG

BUENOS AIRES – Spanish writer Carlos Ruiz Zafon championed the novel as a supreme art form, and explained why he won’t have his books made into movies or TV series during an interview with EFE in Buenos Aires.

Eva G. Sáenz de Urturi (Vitoria, 1972) has a degree in Optics and Optometry and for a decade held different management roles in the field of optics. She subsequently moved on to become a professor at the Universidad de Alicante.

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 17 of 2017 (week ending 4/30/2017).

While ‘most agencies work with sub-agencies in different countries,’ Anna Soler-Pont’s literary agency has been doing it all for a quarter of a century. Barcelona-based Pontas Agency, which has expanded into films as well as books, celebrated its 25th anniversary last weekend .....

Presentation of a bold and surprising work, the most complete and personal of anything Rosa Montero has ever written before. An emotional intrigue that conjures up the passing of time, the fear of dying and failure, but also hope and the need to love. In a conversation with the writer Daína Chaviano.