Editorial Projects in Education publishes the 2012 edition of Diplomas Count, with emphasis on Latino students.
Editorial Projects in Education publishes the 2012 edition of Diplomas Count, with emphasis on Latino students.
The children's book publisher won two first places, two second places and two honorable mentions.
The Global Market Forum runs concurrently with BEA activities, and is specifically designed to serve all international attendees as well as all domestic publishing personnel with an investment in international publishing and book industry concerns.
The film screening of the documentary “Lorca, así que pasen cien años” and the launch of “The Lover from Uruguay” will be held June 12 and 13 respectively at the institute’s quarters.
On her blog, Learning the Language, Lesli A. Maxwell, writes about the conclusions of a recent report from the Center for American Progress.
“Más allá del Jardín”, based on Antonio Gala's novel, is featured at the Días de Cine Reading Club. 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. Starting this week, the films will be available for two weeks.
The distributor of information about Spanish books helps its clients reach full potential in all its data.
The New York- based library hosts weekly activities, for adults and kids, including book clubs and a puppet show.
Ediciones Nowtilus presents Tombooktu, a new publisher dedicated to edit electronic books from well known authors, at a reasonable price.
In a column published by Publishing Perspectives, editor-in-chief Edward Nawotka asks his readers to cast their vote.
