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Spotify now supports AI-narrated audiobooks from ElevenLabs

Spotify has announced that, starting February 20th, will accept audiobooks from ElevenLabs, an artificial intelligence software company that offers high-quality voice narration technology.

Reviews of World War II novels

This year 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, a historical event that, due to its horror, still lingers in the hearts and collective imagination.

Vozpopuli presents the 15 most addictive crime novels to read in cold winter afternoons

From Freida McFadden and Juan Gómez Jurado to Dolores Redondo and Joël Dicker, crime fiction is experiencing one of its greatest moments, with titles as addictive as the ones listed here.

BCNegra closes its twentieth edition with almost 10,000 attendees

A hundred national and international writers have attended the Barcelona crime fiction festival these days.

The Spanish Ministry of Culture will pay tribute to María Moliner at the CCB Seal presentation ceremony

On Tuesday, February 25th, the Spanish Ministry of Culture, through the General Directorate of Books, Comics and Reading, will hold a tribute in memory of the illustrious librarian and lexicographer María Moliner,

Review of El medallón perdido by Ana Alcolea (Anaya Publishing House)

El medallón perdido tells the story of Benjamin, a young man who spends the summer with his uncle in Africa.

Helena Moreno Padilla wins the XX Jordi Sierra i Fabra Prize with a work of fantasy

Helena Moreno Padilla, from Almería, has won the XX Jordi Sierra i Fabra Prize for Young Adults, in an edition marked by the increase in the quality of the originals presented.

Eva Gª Sáenz de Urturi publishes the second part of 'La Saga de los Longevos' and sets the date for the end, June 18th

The novelist Eva García Sáenz de Urturi (Vitoria) publishes this Wednesday the second part of the reissue of the trilogy with which she began her career, 'La Saga de los Longevos' (Editorial Planeta),

1. 4,500 digital books from 12 UNE publishers already include the digital fingerprint developed by CEDRO,

which protects them from digital piracy and other illicit uses by detecting illicit copies of digital publications, by generating alphanumeric sequences of the content of authors and editors.

Benjamín G. Rosado wins the Biblioteca Breve Prize with a modern adventure novel about the power of fiction.

Benjamín G. Rosado wins the Biblioteca Breve Prize with a modern adventure novel about the power of fiction.

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