The Valencia Book Fair, which this year reaches its 60th edition, returns to its usual venue, the Jardines del Real de Valencia (Viveros).

Editorial Planeta, founded in 1949, was the seed of Grupo Planeta, which includes many more publishing imprints as well as other media assets.

Nacho Puell analyzed in his blog Nitroglicerine the three great European pocketbook collections that emerged in the 1930s: Albatross, Penguin and Austral, and we like his text so much that we want to share it with our readers.

María Martínez is a Spanish author, creator, among other works, of titles such as 'Tú y otros desastres naturales', 'La fragilidad de un corazón bajo la lluvia', 'Cuando no queden más estrellas que contar',

The latest edition of PEN Translates has awarded works of poetry, science fiction, nonfiction reports and mixed-genre collections, with themes ranging from environmentalism to migration and, for the first time, a title from Somaliland

As a result of the ongoing work of reading and evaluating the publishing offer in Spanish for children and young adults carried out by the Cuatrogatos Foundation, this year, for the twelfth time,

San Antonio mourned the death of Joe Bernal, the Democratic politician known for championing education and civil rights.

'Asesinato en la Casa Rosa' tells the mysteries of a crime that takes place within a wealthy family.

Two American Hispanicists point to a Toledo family persecuted by the Inquisition as the key to the enigma of the most widely disseminated work of the Golden Age: ‘La Celestina’.

The Spanish Civil War was a conflict that took place between 1936 and 1939. This armed conflict deeply divided the country's society and had a lasting impact on both the psychology and behavior of its people.