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Antonio Hernández
In this unique book by Antonio Hernández, three mythic themes are intertwined. New York (myth and reality), Federico García Lorca and Luis Rosales take up the word to give voice to the poetic conscience, the historical conscience and the conscience itself, which all may be the same thing when combined. Hernández begins (and takes the title) from the last book imagined, and barely just started,......
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Noelia Amarillo
Oriol, sole heir of a wealthy family confesses to his father that he has a son nobody knows. From that moment the life of Lucas gives a radical turn: will be educated with discipline and faces other candidates to inherit his grandfather’s fortune. Locked in a sumptuous mansion meets Alicia, who will teach what love is, and how being stuck may be the salvation of a man.
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Julián Sánchez
Inspector David Ossa faces a difficult case: a multiple murder-suicide occurred in Las Ramblas, in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. Ossa soon points out that it is a special case with connotations beyond common sense and in which nothing is what it seems.
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Pilar de Arístegui
1550. Micaela Vallesteros and Captain Iñigo de Vidaurre seek freedom in the new Spain. He longs for a wide horizon and she feels attracted to a melting pot of ancient legends, which contain wisdom and mystery. Mayan and Aztec gold pieces that come from pigs, full of unknown and strange powers-laden stones, have aroused a huge interest in Micaela.
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“Due to differences in payment schemes between Spanish and US universities, researchers didn’t include the cost of tuition or facility rental in its Economic Impact of Study Abroad, Spain report – meaning that the real financial contribution US students make in Spain is much higher.
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Open Road’s Spanish Imprint, Open Road Español, will market and distribute Spanish-language ebook translations of bestselling contemporary fiction backlist titles from authors Michael Connelly, Neil Gaiman, Karin Slaughter, E. L. Doctorow, and more.
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“The 83 year old writer is considered one of the most prolific Spanish writers and one of the most important post-civil war novelists. Some of his most celebrated novels are Marks of identity, Count Julian and Juan the Landless,” reports Telesur. “Exiled from Almost Everywhere, written six years ago, is Goytisolo’s last novel, since he announced he was not going to write novels anymore.
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Gabriel García Márquez’s archive goes to University of Texas
"The University of Texas at Austin — with expertise in both Latin America and the preservation and study of the writing process — is the natural home for this very important collection," University of Texas President Bill Powers said in a statement.”Most of the collection is in Spanish. The center plans to digitize part of it eventually to make it more accessible.
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ARS TV: Antonio Muñoz Molina talks about his latest book
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Chema Ramos, CEO and Executive Director of Editorial Edinumen, talked to ARS about their partnership with Cambridge University Press.
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Silvia Braun
Guillermo is a passionate reader and enjoys his grandfather's stories. His life is normal until something begins..
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