Valeria vegas
Valeria Vegas is an award-winning journalist, essayist, documentary filmmaker, television contributor and author from Valencia. Come and find out more about her.
Literature
Miguel de León. Interview with the author of Souls in the Wasteland
Miguel de León grants us this interview in which he talks about his latest novel, Almas en el páramo, and many other topics.
Sergei Yesenin. Anniversary of his birth
Sergei Yesenin was a great Russian poet whose birthday is being celebrated a new year. Here are some selected poems from his work.
My dear Lucia: The blonde neighbor
Come and discover My Dear Lucia, a mystery and suspense novel written by the anonymous Spanish author known as La Vecina Rubia.
The Viscount Who Loved Me: Julia Quinn
Meet The Viscount Who Loved Me, the second volume of the popular romantic series Bridgerton, by American author Julia Quinn.
Laura Gonzalvo. Interview with the author of The list of impossible things
Laura Gonzalvo grants us this interview in which she talks about her latest novel, The List of Impossible Things, and several other topics.
Essay on Blindness: José Saramago
Come and discover Blindness, an essay-style novel written by Nobel Prize winner for Literature José Saramago.
Miss Mars: Manuel Jabois
Come and discover Miss Marte, a thriller written by the Spanish journalist and author Manuel Jabois. Don't miss it.
We are all villains: ML Rio
Come and learn the details of We Are All Villains, the literary debut of American author ML Rio.
Vladimír Holan. Anniversary of his birth
Vladimír Holan was a Czech poet, considered one of the most important of the 20th century in his country. This is a selection of poems.
Miranda James and her series of feline mysteries
Miranda James has had great success with her series of cozy crime novels entitled Feline Mysteries. We review her titles.
Humor and wisdom: Mafalda's best quotes for life
Come and learn the phrases of Mafalda, one of the most famous characters in Latin America and several European countries since 1964.
7 books on organization and cleaning
Keeping your home sparkling clean can be considered an art. Come and discover the 7 books on organization and cleaning.
Leave the dead alone: JR Barat
Leave the Dead in Peace is a mystery novel for young people written by the Spanish philologist JR Barat. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
The clan: Carmen Mola
Discover El Clan, the latest volume of the Inspector Elena Blanco pentalogy, written by Carmen Mola. Don't miss it!
Daniel Jerez. Interview with the author of The Past Never Forgets Us
Daniel Jerez grants us this interview in which he talks about his latest novel, The Past Never Forgets Us, and many other topics.
The area of interest: Martin Amis
The Zone of Interest is a historical novel written by the late British author Martin Amis. Come and learn more about the writer and his work.
Paloma González Rubio. Interview with the author of young adult literature
Paloma González Rubio writes young adult literature and grants us this interview in which she talks about her novels and career.
Just smoke: Juan José Millás
Only Smoke is a contemporary novel by the award-winning Spanish journalist and writer Juan José Millás. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Patrick Radden Keefe. Books
Patrick Radden Keefe releases his fourth title, Snakehead. We take a look at the author's other books.
The Richest Man in Babylon: George Samuel Clason
Come, discover The Richest Man in Babylon, a financial self-help book by American George Samuel Clason.
The good thing about having a bad day: Anabel González
Come and discover The Good Thing About Having a Bad Day, a self-help book by Spanish psychiatrist Anabel González.
The women's barracks: Fermina Cañaveras
Come and discover The Women's Barracks, a contemporary historical novel by the Spanish author Fermina Cañaveras.
September. Selection of editorial news
September brings a very interesting selection of new national and international publishing releases. Let's take a look.
Before the coffee cools down
Before the Coffee Gets Cold is one of the Japanese books that has been a hit in other countries. Find out what it's about and why you should read it.
Shatter Me
Shatter Me is one of the books in the Shatter Me series, a young adult novel that has been a worldwide success. Learn more.
Sara barquinero
Sara Barquinero is an award-winning Spanish philosopher and writer. Come and learn everything you need to know about her life and work.
The Wide World: Pierre Lemaitre
The Wide World is the first volume of the series The Glorious Years, by the Parisian Pierre Lemaitre. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
types of poetry
Do you want to know about the types of poetry that exist? Come and read this article and learn what you need to know.
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow
What do you know about the novel Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow? Find out what it's about, what its synopsis is and their opinions about the book.
How to write a play for children
Do you want to know how to write a play for children? Here we teach you everything you need to know. Come and learn more!
Francisco Toledo. Interview with the author of The Ebony Star
Francisco Toledo gives us this interview, in which he talks to us about his novel, The Ebony Star, and many other topics.
How to write a play in 10 steps
Do you want to know how to write a play in 10 steps? Come and learn everything you need to know about it.
the king's fragrance
The Perfume of the King is a book written by Karine Bernal Lobo, in a romantic style. Find out more about this trilogy.
The cat who loved books
The Cat Who Loved Books is one of the most successful Japanese books. Find out what it's about and what opinions it has from other readers.
What is a technical-scientific text and what characteristics should it have?
A technical-scientific text has the main objective of transmitting specialized knowledge. Come and learn more about it.
Magnolia Parks
Do you know the Magnolia Parks book? And all the other books in this series? Find out what it's about and other details about the book.
Types of legends
According to the Brothers Grimm, a legend is “A folklore story with historical bases.” Come, learn about the types that exist and their examples.
Rosa Huertas. Interview with the author of Lazos de ink
Rosa Huertas is an author of youth literature, although she also writes for adults. In this interview she tells us about her career.
Best publishers to read classics
Publishing labels have gained enormous popularity in recent years. Come and see the best publishers to read classics.
Juan de Tassis y Peralta, count of Villamediana. Selected sonnets
Juan de Tassis y Peralta, count of Villamediana, died on August 21, 1622. This is a review of his life and work.
Best children's editorials
Nowadays there are many publishers that provide enjoyable and fun reading for children of all ages. Come, meet some of them.
Jules Laforgue. Anniversary of his death
Jules Laforgue, French poet, died on this day in 1887. We remember his life and work with a selection of sonnets.
How to make a bibliography step by step
A bibliography allows you to identify the documents used as sources of information in an investigation. Come, learn more about it.
The matriarch: Pablo Rivero
The Matriarch is a mystery and suspense novel written by the Spanish actor and writer Pablo Rivero. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Castles of fire: Ignacio Martínez de Pisón
Castles of Fire is a realistic historical novel by the Spanish Ignacio Martínez de Pisón. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Jacob Bergareche
Jacobo Bergareche is a Spanish screenwriter, producer and author. He comes and knows more about the author, his career and his work.
Inma Aguilera. Interview with the author of The Lady of the Cartuja
Inma Aguilera gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, La dama de la Cartuja, and several other topics.
Cleopatra and Frankenstein: Coco Mellors
Cleopatra and Frankenstein is the first novel by British author Coco Mellors. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Marina Tena. Interview with the author of If a Tree Falls in the Forest
Marina Tena gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, If a Tree Falls in the Forest, and many other topics.
The two loves of my life: Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Two Loves of My Life is a contemporary romance by American Taylor Jenkins Reid. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The summer my mother had green eyes: Tatiana Țîbuleac
The Summer My Mother Had Green Eyes is the first novel by Moldovan Tatiana Țîbuleac. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
You are not the problem: Elizabeth Clapés
You are not the problem is a self-help book by the Spanish Elizabeth Clapés. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Normal People: Sally Rooney
Normal People is a romantic-dramatic novel by Irish writer Sally Rooney. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Romantic novel subgenres: from friends to lovers to sports romance
We see some subgenres of romantic novels that have become fashionable for some time now with great success among readers.
A perfect mistake: Andrea Smith
A perfect mistake is the first part of a youth saga by the Spanish Andrea Smith. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Miniature Stories: The Art of Short Stories
Well-written short stories are—nothing more, nothing less—little drops of linguistic brilliance. Come and learn more about it.
Reyes Martínez. Interview with the author of The Sentinel
Reyes Martínez gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, El sentinel, and many other topics.
When the sky turns yellow: Nerea Pascual
When the sky turns yellow is the first novel by Spanish influencer Nerea Pascual. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
August. Selection of news
August brings a handful of interesting new features that we see in this selection. To read in the holiday month par excellence
The Naval Ravikant Almanac: Eric Jorgenson
The Naval Ravikant Almanac is a self-help book by American Eric Jorgenson. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Audio children's stories
Are you looking for Audio children's stories? Then take a look at this list of websites that can help you find some.
Elden Ring Guide: The Books of Lore, Volume III: Shadow of the Erdtree
The Books of Knowledge, Volume III: Shadow of the Erdtree is the latest guide to Hidetaka Miyazaki's gem. Come, learn more about the work.
How to write short horror stories
Do you like short horror stories and want to learn how to write them? Here we give you some keys to keep in mind to do it.
Highway Murders: JD Barker and James Patterson
The Highway Murders is a crime novel by Americans JD Barker and J. Patterson. Come, learn more about the authors and their work.
How to choose good pens for writing
How to choose good pens for writing? Discover what are the keys that you have to review to choose the best one for you.
The seven sisters: order in which you should read the saga
Do you want to read the Lucinda Riley saga? Discover The Seven Sisters and their order so you don't miss anything in the story. Do not miss it.
Pablo del Río. Interview with the author of Eight Thursdays
Pablo del Río gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, Eight Thursdays, and many other topics.
Everyone Loves Daisy Jones: Taylor Jenkins Reid
Everybody Loves Daisy Jones is a contemporary fiction by American Taylor Jenkins Reid. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Until the wind smiles back at you: Alexandra Roma
Until the wind returns your smile is a young adult novel by the Spanish Alexandra Roma. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Luis Mandorran. Interview with the author of Arthur Baker and the Dragon Gate
Luis Mandorrán gives us this interview where he talks to us about his fantastic novel, Arthur Baker and the Dragon Gate, and other topics.
Best popular science books
The dissemination of the exact sciences is a responsibility of everyone dedicated to research. Come and meet the best references.
Philosofic phrases
What philosophical phrases do you know? Discover some of them and the meaning they have, in addition to learning how to make your own.
Belén Junco. Interview with the author of The Three Lives of the Duchess of Grosvencer
Belén Junco gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, The Three Lives of the Duchess of Grosvencer, and more.
The Familiar: Leigh Bardugo
The Familiar is a fantastic historical novel by Israeli journalist Leigh Bardugo. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The man who mistook his wife for a hat: Oliver Sacks
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat is a book by British psychiatrist Oliver Sacks. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The best summer notebooks to review what you have learned that are entertaining
Come and see the best summer booklets for your children to learn and have fun this vacation.
The Fugitive Woman: Alicia Giménez Bartlett
The Fugitive Woman is the 13th installment of the Petra Delicado series, by the Spanish Alicia Giménez Bartlett. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Pedro Urvi. Interview with the author of a fantasy novel
Pedro Urvi gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, Born of the Llama, and many other matters.
Nothing opposes the night: Delphine de Vigan
Nothing is in opposition to the night is an autobiographical novel by the Frenchwoman Delphine de Vigan. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Silence and anger, by Pierre Lemaitre. Review
'Silence and Anger' is the second title in Pierre Lemaitre's new trilogy titled 'The Glorious Years'. This is my review
The flight of the butterfly: David Olivas
The Flight of the Butterfly is a contemporary novel by the multifaceted Spanish David Olivas. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Tell me tonight: Megan Maxwell
Cuéntame Tonight is an anthology of five stories by award-winning Spanish author Megan Maxwell. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Reyes Calderon
Reyes Calderón is a Spanish novelist, professor, economist and business administrator. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Carlota Suarez. Interview with the author of Death on the Meridian
Carlota Suárez gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, Death in the Meridian, and several other issues.
The sugar master: Mayte Uceda
The Sugar Master is a romantic historical novel by the Spanish Mayte Uceda. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
A terrible greenery: Benjamín Labatut
A Terrible Greenness is a fiction with an essayistic structure by the Chilean-Dutch journalist B. Labatut. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Lion Feuchtwanger. Anniversary of his birth
Lion Feuchtwanger was a German writer of primarily historical novels. It is a new anniversary of his birth.
10.000 miles to find you: Mercedes Ron
10.000 miles to find you is the second part of the Bali saga, by Argentine Mercedes Ron. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Helena Montufo. Interview with the author of The Sanatorium of Lost Souls
Helena Montufo gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, The Sanatorium of Lost Souls, and more.
How to call you love out loud: Alina Not
How to Call You Love Out Loud is a dramatic youth novel by the Spanish veterinarian Alina Not. Come, learn more about her and her work.
How to write scary stories
Do you want to write scary stories? Then take a look at the keys we give you so that this work turns out well. Discover them!
Congratulations on your failure: Arturo González Campos
Congratulations on your failure is a humor book by the Spanish comedian and theater actor Arturo González Campos. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Wislawa Szymborka. Anniversary of his birth
Wislawa Szymborka, Polish poet and winner of the Nobel Prize in 1996, was born on this day in 1923. We remember her with some poems.
The ungrateful: Pedro Simón
The Ingrates is a contemporary novel written by the Spanish journalist and author Pedro Simón. Come, learn more about him and his work.
July. Selection of new readings
July arrives with varied news, ideal to start the summer off right. This is a selection of new readings.
The Housemaid, the book by Freida McFadden
Have you read the book about The Housemaid? Do you know what she's about? Find out what the plot is and if it is worth reading or it is better to pass.
To where the sea ends: Alaitz Leceaga
Until Where the Sea Ends is a novel by the award-winning Spanish author Alaitz Leceaga. Come, learn more about the writer and her work.
assassin's sword
What is The Assassin's Sword about? Discover what the plot of this book is and everything you need to know about it to encourage you to read it.
Elizabeth Keats. Interview with the author of romantic novels
Isabel Keats, author of romantic novels, gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel and many other issues.
Goodbye, little one: Máximo Huerta
Goodbye, Little One is an autobiographical novel written by the Spanish journalist and politician Máximo Huerta. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Hamnet: Maggie O'Farrell
Hamnet is historical fiction written by British journalist, editor and teacher Maggie O'Farrell. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Books similar to Culpa mia: list of similar novels
Books similar to Culpa mia? They may not be the same, but you will surely like them a lot and you will be able to have an equally addictive read.
Good luck: keys to prosperity, by Álex Rovira and Fernando Trías de Bes
Good luck is a fable with a focus on the personal growth of F. Trías and Á. Roviras. Come, learn more about the authors and their work.
Tell me who I am: Julia Navarro
Tell me who I am is a novel written by the Spanish journalist and author Julia Navarro. Come, learn more about her and her work.
List of creative writing courses you can take
Looking for creative writing courses? Then take a look at all the ones we propose on this list. Discover them!
Pilar Muñoz Álamo. Interview with the author of Between threads of silence
Pilar Muñoz Álamo gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, Between Threads of Silence, and other topics.
Guidelines for handwriting again
How long has it been since you wrote by hand? Discover why you should take it up again and everything you can achieve with handwriting.
Release your magic: Elizabeth Gilbert
Unleash Your Magic is a self-help book by American essayist and journalist Elizabeth Gilbert. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Arantxa Rufo. Interview with the author of Espira
Arantxa Rufo gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel titled Espira and many other issues.
Thanks to fear: Cristina Pedroche
Thanks to Fear is an autobiographical book of personal growth written by Cristina Pedroche. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Baumgartner: Paul Auster
Baumgartner is the last novel by the late American director, screenwriter and translator Paul Auster. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Telluric stories: Rodrigo Cortés
Telluric Tales is the new anthology by Spanish director, screenwriter and product Rodrigo Cortés. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Angel Perez. Interview with the author of the Detectives series
Ángel Pérez gives us this interview where he talks about The Labyrinth of Love, the fifth title in his Detectives series.
Susanna Herrero. Interview with the author of The Power Hides
Susanna Herrero gives us this interview in which she talks to us about her latest novel, Power is Hidden, and other matters.
The Germans: Sergio del Molino
The Germans is a historical novel by the Spanish publicist and journalist Sergio del Molino. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Mirabella books: what are they and how many are there
Do you know Mirabella's books? This series of books for a children's audience can be a good read for your children. Discover them!
Madrid Book Fair 2024. Chronicle
The Madrid Book Fair 2024 has been an unmissable event for lovers of reading and books for yet another year. This is my chronicle.
The seduction: Sara Torres
Seduction is a lesbian novel written by the Spanish poet and writer Sara Torres. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Iker Unzu, brief biography and Escaping from the haunted mansion
Iken Unzu is a young Spanish content creator and YouTuber, well known for his vlogs and gameplays. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Don't make mountains out of molehills: Rafael Santandreu Lorite
Don't make mountains out of molehills is a self-help text by the Spanish psychologist Rafael Santandreu L. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Romantasy, the fashionable genre
Romantasy is a hybrid subgenre between romantic and fantasy novels. New literary phenomenon, we see its definition and some titles.
Snob: Elisabet Benavent
Esnob is a contemporary comic and romantic novel by Spanish author Elisabet Benavent. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Your brain is hungry: Boticaria García
Your Brain is Hungry is a self-help, nutrition and dissemination book by the Spanish Boticaria García. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The case of Alaska Sanders: Joël Dicker
The case of Alaska Sanders - or Marcus Goldman 3, by its original title - is a crime novel written by Swiss lawyer and author Joël Dicker.
David Yagüe. Interview with the author of The Last Gothic Queen
David Yagüe gives us this interview in which he talks to us about his new novel, The Last Gothic Queen, and other matters.
A hipster in empty Spain: Daniel Gascón
A hipster in empty Spain is a satirical novel by the Spanish philologist Daniel Gascón. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Antonio Gómez Rufo. Interview with the author of Blue Paris
Antonio Gómez Rufo gives us this interview in which he talks to us about his latest novel, Azul París, and many other topics.
White Nights: Fyodor Dostoyevsky
White Nights is a short story by the legendary Moscow short story writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Storm Island: Ken Follett
Storm Island is a spy novel written by Welsh journalist and editor Ken Follett. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
If he had been with me: Laura Nowlin
If He Had Been With Me is a young adult romance novel by American philologist Laura Nowlin. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Housemaid's Secret: Freida McFadden
The Housemaid's Secret is a mystery and suspense novel by the Spanish Freida McFadden. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Editorial news for June. Selection
The editorial news that arrives in June are many and varied. This is a selection of national and international titles.
Punishment: Carme Chaparro
Punishment is a crime novel by the award-winning Spanish journalist and director Carme Chaparro. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The illustrations that speak: 72 Kilos
72 kilos is the pseudonym that author Óscar Alonso uses to publish his books full of illustrations and positive phrases. Find out.
Those from Bilbao are born where they want: María Larrea
Those from Bilbao are born where they want is an autobiographical novel by the Spanish María Larrea. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
How to cite a book in APA format
How to cite a book in APA format? We give you the keys so that, if you have to do it in a document, you do it following the rules.
Blood Canvas: María Villamayor
Lienzo de sangre is a historical mystery and suspense novel by the Spanish María Villamayor. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Something that serves as light
Something that serves as a light is Fernando Navarro's book, a story in which he delves into the Supersubmarina group. It is at the height?
The Winton Children: Fabiano Massimi
Winton's Children is a historical novel by award-winning Italian author Fabiano Massimi. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
The book your brain doesn't want to read
The book your brain doesn't want to read is a self-help work written by David del Rosario. But is it worth reading? Find out.
The Spain of swimming pools: Jorge Dioni López
The Spain of swimming pools is an essay written by the Spanish journalist and author Jorge Dioni López. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
Reading accessories
Are you looking for reading accessories to give as a gift or to make that moment more special? Here we leave you some options to consider.
Mayte Esteban. Interview with the author of La lectora de Bécquer
Mayte Esteban gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, La lectora de Bécquer, and other topics.
The teacher who promised the sea
The Master Who Promised the Sea has a film adaptation, which has made many people excited about the book. But what opinions are there?
Meditations: Marcus Aurelius
The Meditations is a Stoic book by the Roman philosopher Marcus Aurelius. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The slow burn romance, another phenomenon of the romantic novel
Slow burn romance is the penultimate phenomenon of the romantic genre, where the important thing is the slow pace of its love stories.
Mona's eyes: Thomas Schlesser
Mona's Eyes is a moving novel written by Parisian art historian Thomas Schlesser. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Follow my voice
Follow my voice is another of Ariana Godoy's greatest hits. With its film adaptation, many have been encouraged to read it. But what is it about?
Rome is me: Santiago Posteguillo
Roma soy yo is the first volume of the Julius Caesar series by the award-winning Spaniard Santiago Posteguillo. Come, learn more about the author in his work.
The Child, by Fernando Aramburu
Have you already read The Child, by Fernando Aramburu? Discover the author's new novel and the true story it tells about a part of Spain.
Nacho Runner
Nacho Corredor is a Spanish political scientist, political analyst, advisor, consultant, teacher and author. Come, learn more about him and his work.
November 9 by Colleen Hoover
What do you know about November 9, by Colleen Hoover? Find out what this book is about and why you should read it according to readers' opinions.
Fernando García Ballesteros. Interview
Fernando García Ballesteros gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, The Cruelest Light, and more matters.
Powerless, Lauren Roberts
Do you know the book Powerless, by Lauren Roberts? Find out what it is about, if it is a unique book and the opinions it has from other readers.
Praise of the hands: Jesús Carrasco
In Praise of the Hands is a contemporary book written by the Spanish educator Jesús Carrasco. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Where you can't find me: Tamara Molina
Where You Can't Find Me is a romantic youth novel by the Spanish Tamara Molina. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
It turns out that it is not little: Nieves Concostrina
It happens that it is not little is a compilation text of historical events by the Spanish Nieves Concostrina. Come, learn more about her and her work.
When there are no more stars to count
Have you read the book When there are no more stars left to tell by María Martínez? Discover its synopses and the opinions of other readers.
Kings of Sin, by Ana Huang
Do you know the books in the Kings of Sin series, by Ana Huang? These are several books related to the deadly sins. Discover them!
The summer I fell in love: Jenny Han
The Summer I Fell in Love is the first novel in the Summer trilogy, by American Jenny Han. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Alice Munro, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, dies
Alice Munro, Canadian writer and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, has died at the age of 92. We review her life and work.
Where the muses live: Marianela and Valeria Dos Santos
Where the Muses Live is a collection of poems by the Venezuelan Marianela Dos Santos, illustrated by her sister Valeria. Come read more of her and her work.
The last function: Luis Landero
The last feature is a novel written by the award-winning Spanish musician, columnist and author Luis Landero. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Sophie in the Skies of Paris, by Katherine Rundell. Review
'Sophie in the Skies of Paris' is a youth genre novel, but for any reader, written by Katherine Rundell. This is my review.
Bride by Ali Hazelwood
Girlfriend, by Ali Hazelwood, is one of the most successful books for young people. But what is the story about? What opinions do you have?
The Rumor: Ashley Audrain
The Rumor is a thriller by Canadian public relations and publicist Ashley Audrain. Come, she knows more about the author and her work.
Friends, lovers and that terrible thing
Loving Friends and That's So Terrible is the title of the book that Matthew Perry published a year before he died. Do you want to know what he's about?
José Luis R. Alonso. Interview with the author of Mars: the latent fire of Cydonia
José Luis R Alonso gives us this interview, in which they talk to us about his novel Marte: the latent fire of Cidonia and more matters.
The forgotten son: Mikel Santiago
The Forgotten Son is the last volume of the Illumbe universe, by the Spanish Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Under dry land: César Pérez Gellida
Under Dry Land is a crime novel written by award-winning Spanish author César Pérez Gellida. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
See you in August: Gabriel García Márquez
See you in August is the latest novel written by the Colombian Nobel Prize winner Gabriel García Márquez. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Robert Browning. Anniversary of his birth
Robert Browning is one of the most renowned Victorian poets. On a new anniversary of his birth we remember some of his poems.
Endgame: Peter Turchin
Endgame is a book by Russian complexity scientist Peter Turchin. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Mariano F. Urresti. Interview with the author of Immortal
Mariano F. Urresti gives us this interview where he talks to us about his new novel, Inmortal, and several other topics.
Paloma Navarrete
Paloma Navarrete was and continues to be one of the most recognizable figures of the esoteric world in all of Spain. Come and learn more about the author.
Emilia Landaluce
Emilia Landaluce is a Spanish journalist recognized for her column in the national section of El Mundo. Come, learn more about her and her work.