“Vive la vida que amas”, the award-winning self-help book by life and relationship coach Paula Renaye, has been translated to Spanish and released by Santillana Publishing Company under the Alamah imprint.
“Vive la vida que amas”, the award-winning self-help book by life and relationship coach Paula Renaye, has been translated to Spanish and released by Santillana Publishing Company under the Alamah imprint.
Publishing houses from Spain were present at Book Expo America under the umbrella of ICEX España, Exportación e Inversiones, and America Reads Spanish. The trade show took place in New York last week, from May 30th through June 1st.
Spain Culture New York presents “Velázquez, The Dark Psychology Of The Spanish Baroque” and “Celebrating Federico García Lorca”, both on June 4th; and “Federico García Lorca: Poetry In Drawing”, June 12th, among other events schedule for this month.
The movie, based on Manuel Rivas' story, will be available at Días de Cine Reading Club until June 9th, 2013. This initiative is sponsored by the America Reads Spanish program and the American Library Association to promote literature and the Spanish language in American libraries and universities.
With México as the honored country at BookExpo America, organizations such as Conaculta, Caniem, Planeta, Fondo de Cultura Económica, Sexto Piso, and many others can be seen and heard throughout the halls of the Javits Center and as part of BEA’s Global Market Forum 2013, Publishers Weekly reports.
As part of the events “Reading México”, McNally Jackson presents Naief Yehya, author of “Pornografía. Obsesión sexual y tecnológica” (Tusquets, 2012), in conversation with Elisa Corona, author of “Niños, niggers, muggles: literatura infantil y censura” (Deleátur, 2012), tonight, Friday May 31 at 7 p.m.
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 21 of 2013 (week ending 5/26/2013).
Javier Celaya, writer specializing in books about the Internet's impact on society, argues that much sooner than some suspect, only those books that readers want to preserve will be published on paper, the rest of the books (the vast majority ) will be published only in digital formats. From this reflection, Celaya has decided to stop publishing books on paper, dosdoce.com reports.