Four centuries after Miguel de Cervantes killed off Spain's most famous knight, Don Quixote rides from his grave again in a new commemorative edition of the classic novel—released on Oct. 6 by Restless Books—to remind modern readers that everyone has an important story to tell.
Despite media reports to the contrary, Spain’s publishing industry is robust and diverse, and investing for the future, writes Antonio María Ávila.
Lecture to take place on Friday, October 30 at 7 pm. General admission: $10 ICNY members: $ 5
In English and Spanish with simultaneous translation.
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 42 of 2015 (week ending 10/18/2015).
Tekstum is a new company offering big data analytics for the Spanish market that analyzes everything from social media impact to emotions present in books.
The University’s Department of Spanish and Portuguese, in collaboration with the Latin American and Iberian Institute, is holding readings of the renowned Spanish novel “Don Quixote”, which celebrates its fourth centennial anniversary this year.
Educators across the U.S. attend HACU’s 29th Annual Conference on mid-October, among the highlights of the newsletter.
State of Oregon faces teacher shortage as districts add bilingual programs.
The screenwriters of “The walking dead” have recommended Loureiro’s first novel recognizing his admirable talent for horror narrative.
Children of immigrants who can speak, read and write in both English and the language spoken at home have an advantage in the labor market, a new report released Tuesday finds.
