With a public inauguration ceremony last week, Instituto Cervantes and Harvard University launched the center that aims to set international standards for the analysis of Spanish and all things Hispanic in the United States.
With a public inauguration ceremony last week, Instituto Cervantes and Harvard University launched the center that aims to set international standards for the analysis of Spanish and all things Hispanic in the United States.
As the nation’s finest and largest literary gathering, Miami Book Fair International, gets closer – audiences are intrigued by this year’s diverse, relevant and thought-provoking program.
This well-known distributor of books in Spanish in the US, shares her impressions of Liber 2013, in anticipation of her upcoming book exhibit at the New York’s Instituto Cervantes on October 28th & 29th.
Today, Monday October 21 at 8 p.m. Montaner will present her book “Se alquila Casa Blanca” (White House for rent), a collection of stories about the White House; their special tenants; the history of the building; and the personal experiences she had from her job as a US correspondent in the last seven years. The event will take care in Books and Books in Coral Gables and the admission is free.
As part of its ongoing support of the propagation of library-based diversity research, the ALA Council Committee on Diversity and the ALA Office for Diversity recognize Montiel-Overall for her contributions to the profession and her promotion of diversity within it. She is an associate professor, School of Information Resources and Library Science, and affiliate professor, Mexican American Studies, College of Social and Behavioral Science, at University of Arizona.
Teresa Mlawer is one of the most recognized and respected women in the Hispanic publishing industry. A frequent presenter at global industry conferences and events, Teresa was recently chosen one of the “Top 50 People in Spanish-Language Publishing” by an international network of publishing professionals. For 31 years, Teresa has attended every Liber edition and was interviewed by ARS to talk about this past Liber and her new consulting activity.
The Spanish publisher of Children's books was awarded with the 2013 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards, the 2013 Living Now Book Awards and the 2013 Gelett Burgess Award Winning Books. Also, Latinzine of MSM features an extensive interview with Cuento de Luz's publisher Ana Eulate.
La Academia, the state's first dual-language Expeditionary Learning elementary charter school plans to open its doors in August of next year, and it will be housed inside the Community Education building in Wilmington.
Madrid writer Clara Sánchez on Tuesday won the 66th edition of the Planeta Prize, which comes with 601,000 euros ($813,000) in cash, for her novel “El cielo ha vuelto.”
The book features essays by noted scholars of Latin American and Spanish literature. It was edited by María Claudia André of the Hope College Spanish faculty and Eva Paulino Bueno of St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas.
