"I cannot imagine a world without books, so for me, today is an unimaginable day", with these words, remembering Borges, Luis Alberto de Cuenca receives the XX Antonio de Sancha Prize, awarded annually by the Association of Publishers of Madrid .
"I cannot imagine a world without books, so for me, today is an unimaginable day", with these words, remembering Borges, Luis Alberto de Cuenca receives the XX Antonio de Sancha Prize, awarded annually by the Association of Publishers of Madrid .
The September issue is now available with exciting news about America Reads Spanish!
The Madrid Association of Publishers will present, at the Miami International Book Fair, 7 independent publishers interested in contacting distributors, booksellers, teachers and other professionals of the publishing industry in the United States.
“After a brief wait and introductory drinks at the Teatro Coliseo, the news arrived: the winner of the Clarín Prize for the Novel is Carlos Bernatek, a writer born in Avellaneda in 1955 who currently works for the National Library.
“In a unanimous verdict, the jury chose to give the award to Yoro, the Spanish author’s first novel, for its originality and enormous power.
The agencies made their choices on the books they wanted to promote at the fair. But which titles really attracted interest and which found good homes? Below is a summary of the stand-out deals.
Find out more about the bestsellers now. The list has been published by Peter Calentry.
Their purchases range from the big new ‘psychological thriller’ to advice from Murakami. Psychological thrillers have been the big stars.
The 22nd edition of the exhibition, which was held between Saturday and Tuesday, closed its doors with a record of 142,000 visitors, exceeding in 5,000 attendees reached last year's edition.
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 43 of 2016 (week ending 10/30/2016
