Nazareth Castellanos
Nazareth Castellanos is a Spanish scientist interested in literature associated with neuroscience. Come and learn more about her and her work.
Literature
The Golden Horse, by Sergio Ramírez
The Golden Horse is the latest novel by writer Sergio Ramírez. Do you want to know what he's about? And what reviews and reviews does it have?
5 phrases from the Cantar de mio Cid
El Cantar de mio Cid is an anonymous medieval epic that recounts the adventures of the Castilian knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar.
Bernard Torelló. Interview with the author of The Demon of Arbennios
Bernard Torelló gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, The Demon of Arbennios, and other topics.
Laura Mullor
Laura Mullor is a young Spanish model, influencer, dancer and author. Come, she knows more about the writer and her work.
The book The Simpsons and Philosophy, what is it about?
Do you know the book The Simpsons and Philosophy? Find out what it's about, what reviews it has and why it may or may not be worth reading it.
All the Stinking Dog books: Tails Gutman and Marc Boutavant
Stinking Dog is a collection of children's stories written by Colas Gutman and illustrated by Marc Boutavant. Come, learn more about it.
The Book of Mirrors, by EO Chirovici. Review
The Book of Mirrors is a crime novel by Romanian writer EO Chirovici, which has just been adapted to film. This is the review.
Therapy to go: Ana Pérez
Takeaway Therapy is a book on applied psychology by the young Spanish psychologist Ana Pérez. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
A Brief History of Almost Everything: Bill Bryson
A Brief History of Almost Everything is a popular text by the American Bill Bryson. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Sergio Milan-Jerez. Interview with the author of The Electors
Sergio Milan-Jerez is the author of Los Electores. In this interview he tells us about this new novel and other topics.
Disgrace: JM Coetzee
Misfortune is a novel by South African Nobel Prize winner JM Coetzee. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Voices from Chernobyl: Svetlana Aleksievich
Voices from Chernobyl is an essay by Belarusian Nobel Prize winner Svetlana Aleksievich. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Doctor No: Percival Everett
Doctor No is a spy thriller written by American professor and author Percival Everett. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
Your body on fire: Beatriz Larrea
Your body on fire is a diet book written by Mexican nutritionist Beatriz Larrea. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Editorial news for April. Title selection
Among the editorial news for April we bring this selection of titles from various genres and national and international authors.
The Heiress of the Sea, by Juan Francisco Ferrándiz
The Heiress of the Sea is the latest book that author Juan Francisco Ferrándiz has published. Do you know what it's about? Is it worth reading it?
The global crossroads, by Pedro Baños
The World Crossroads, by Pedro Baños is a book on political theory and international relations and globalization. Did you know him?
Bipolar and much honor, by Javier Martín
Do you know the book Bipolar ya much honor, by Javier Martín? We have compiled the synopsis, some reviews and information about the author.
The House of the Night, by Jo Nesbø. Review
The House of Night is Jo Nesbø's latest published novel, which presents us with an apparent twist to the horror genre. This is my review.
The return of the catón, by Matilde Asensi
Among the most famous books by Matilde Asensi is The Last Catón. In 2021 she published The Return of the Catón, a continuation of the first.
Warrior. Caratacus, rebel to Rome: Simon Scarrow
Warrior. Caratacus, Rebel to Rome is a historical novel by English professor and author Simon Scarrow. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Jorge Ordaz. Interview with the author of La Sacavera
Jorge Ordaz gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, La Sacavera, and many other topics.
The pink power ranger, Christo Casas
The Pink Power Ranger, by Christo Casas, is a tribute book that brings several tears to your eyes as you read it because of the tenderness in his pen.
Let's break the ice: David Safier
Let's Break the Ice is a contemporary novel by Bremen screenwriter and author David Safier. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
In the cafe of lost youth, Patrick Modiano
One of Patrick Modiano's books is In the Café of Lost Youth. Have you read it? Do you know what it's about? We tell you everything here.
The House of Strength: Angélica Liddell
The House of Strength is a tragic play by the Spanish Angélica Liddell. Come, meet the author and her work.
Emma G. Fraser. Interview with the author of I will never be yours
Emma G. Fraser gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, I'll Never Be Yours, and much more.
The Little Study of Lost Memories by Sanaka Hiiragi
Do you know the book The Little Study of Lost Memories by Sanaka Hiiragi? Find out what it's about and why you should read it.
7 works by Paul Auster
Do you know some of Paul Auster's works? Discover which ones he has written and check to see if you have read the ones we recommend.
Vulnerabilities, by Elvira Sastre
Vulnerabilities is the new book by Elvira Sastre. Find out what it's about and what reviews it has received, in addition to learning more about the author.
What the snow whispers as it falls, by María Martínez
Have you read the book What the snow whispers as it falls, by María Martínez? Find out what it's about, what reviews it has had and who its author is.
Go down to the Moor: José Luis Alonso de Santos
Bajarse al moro is a comedy in two acts by the Spanish playwright José Luis Alonso de Santos. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Empar Fernandez. Interview with the author of Fear in the Body
Empar Fernández gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, Fear in the Body, and other topics.
Turning the stone: Markus Hediger
Turning the Stone is a poetry anthology by the Swiss poet Markus Hediger between 1981 and 1995. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The black book
The Black Book is one of the books by Orhan Pamuk, Nobel Prize winner in Literature in 2006. We tell you what it is about and what reviews it has had.
Works by Orhan Pamuk
Have you read Orhan Pamuk? Do you know the works of Orhan Pamuk? Here we propose some that have been a success in his career.
The sudden books: Pablo Gutiérrez
The Sudden Books is a novel by award-winning Spanish author Pablo Gutiérrez. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
Guide to imaginary places: Alberto Manguel and Gianni Guadalupi
Guide to imaginary places, the “tourism” encyclopedia of the most important fictions of the last 50 years. Come, learn more about the work.
Rafael Tarradas Bultó. Interview with the author of The Voice of the Brave
Rafael Tarradas Bultó gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel, The Voice of the Brave, and many other topics.
15 works by Charles Bukowski
Do you know some works by Charles Bukowski? We make a list of the 15 most well-known and popular of this writer. How many have you read?
Billiard players: José Avello Flórez
Billiard Players is a contemporary novel by the late Spanish professor José Avello Flórez. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Stories to understand the world: Eloy Moreno
Stories to understand the world is a collection of ancient fables brought to the present by the Spanish Eloy Moreno.
Poto and Cabengo: Alejandra Vanessa
Poto y Cabengo is a poetic anthology by the Spanish actress, model and poet Alejandra Vanessa. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Júlia Pero. Interview with the author of Smell of an Ant
Júlia Peró gives us this interview where she talks to us about her novel Smell of an Ant and many other topics.
The memory of lavender: Reyes Monforte
The Memory of Lavender is a romantic novel written by the Spanish Reyes Monforte. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Women who buy flowers: Vanessa Montfort
Women Who Buy Flowers is a novel by award-winning Spanish playwright Vanessa Montfort. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Laura Azcona. Interview with the author of The Pact of the Colonies
Laura Azcona gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, The Pact of the Colonies, and many other topics.
8 books to celebrate International Women's Day
We have reviewed for you 8 books to celebrate International Women's Day. Come and learn about its plots and its authors.
10 independent publishers present in Spain
For all those interested, here we leave 10 independent publishers present in Spain. Come and see this complete list,
Hex: Thomas Olde Heuvelt
Hex is a horror novel written by the multi-award-winning Dutch author Thomas Olde Heuvelt. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
The Lady of Jacobsland, by Mercedes Santos. Review
The Lady of Jacobsland is the new novel by Arancetana writer Mercedes Santos, a historical title. This is the review.
Babylon, 1580: Susana Martín Gijón
Babylon, 1580 is a historical thriller by Spanish lawyer and screenwriter Susana Martín Gijón. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Trees: Percival Everett
The Trees is a crime novel of humor and horror written by the American Percival Everett. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Leticia Sánchez Ruiz. Interview with the author of Fragments of the Treasure Map
Leticia Sánchez Ruiz gives us this interview, where she talks to us about her latest novel, Fragments of the Treasure Map.
Sweet home: Pablo Rivero
Sweet Home is a mystery and suspense novel written by the Spanish actor and writer Pablo Rivero. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
How to be a Stoic: Massimo Pigliucci
How to Be a Stoic is a philosophy book by the Liberian popularizer Massimo Pigliucci. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Elmer's Books
Do you know Elmer's books? Discover what these children's books are about, who wrote them and how many are published. Don't miss them!
March news. Title selection
New releases for March include titles from various genres such as crime, historical or cozy mystery novels. We review them.
Flush: Virginia Woolf
Flush is a cross-fiction and non-fiction novel written by British writer Virginia Woolf. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Mercedes Guerrero. Interview with the author of The Julia Symphony
Mercedes Guerrero gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel titled La sinfonía de Julia and several other topics.
Measuring the world: Daniel Kehlmann
Measuring the World is a fictional double biography written by Munich-born Daniel Kehlmann. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The myth of Sisyphus: Albert Camus
The Myth of Sisyphus is a philosophical essay by Nobel Prize winner Albert Camus. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Recover your mind, reconquer your life (Mariam Rojas Estapé)
In her new book, psychiatrist Mariam Rojas invites us to take control of our lives by reducing dopamine due to digital excess.
Silent books. A selection of titles
Silent books are wordless illustrated books that tell a story through images. This is a selection.
10 works by Eduardo Mendicutti
Eduardo Mendicutti is a renowned and award-winning Spanish journalist and author. Come and learn more about him and his works.
Marta Renato. Interview with the author of Star Trail
Marta Renato gives us this interview about Sendero de Estrellas, her literary debut novel, and many other topics.
I will not see you die: Antonio Muñoz Molina
I won't see you die is a contemporary novel by the Spanish Antonio Muñoz Molina. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Lost Flowers by Alice Hart: Holly Ringland
The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart is the debut feature of Australian actress Holly Ringland. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The shadow of the rose: Ángela Banzas
The Shadow of the Rose is a crime novel by Compostelan Ángela Banzas. Come and learn more about the author and her work.
Sybaris, by Domingo Villar. Review
Síbaris is the posthumous work of Domingo Villar, a black comedy that has also already been staged. This is the review.
Mistborn: A Fascinating Trilogy of Fiction Literature
Mistborn is a high fantasy literary saga by Brandon Sanderson. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Diamond Square: Mercè Rodoreda
The Diamond Square is the most famous novel by the icon Mercè Rodoreda. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Marta Martín Girón. Interview with the author of Every Girl Who Died
Marta Martín Girón is the author of Every Girl Who Died. In this interview he talks to us about her and many other topics about her.
The innocent: María Oruña
The Innocents is the latest installment of the Puerto Escondido series, by the Spanish María Oruña. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The Goya winning books
Last Saturday, February 10, the 38th edition of the Goya Awards was held. Come and see the Goya winning books.
The Light You Can't See by Anthony Doerr. Review
The Light You Can't See is a novel by Anthony Doerr, which won the 2015 Pulitzer Prize and has been made into a miniseries.
The Orange Tree Priory: Samantha Shannon
The Orange Tree Priory is a feminist epic fantasy written by British writer Samantha Shannon. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Victor Colden. Interview with the author of Tomorrow I'm leaving
Víctor Colden gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest work, Tomorrow I'm Going, and several other topics.
The camouflaged economist. The economy of small things
The camouflaged economist. The Economics of Small Things is a text by British economist Tim Harford. Come, learn more about him and his work.
A fire in the flesh, the last book in the Flesh and Fire saga
A Fire in the Flesh is the last book in the Flesh and Fire saga, by the American JL Armentrout. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Suicide. Selection of books for prevention
Suicide remains a taboo subject. With this selection of books we also approach it as prevention guides.
5 books to learn art history
Books to learn art history are a window to facilitate your learning in this field. Come and meet 5 of the best.
The Snow Society: the story behind the film by Juan Antonio Bayona
The Coming Society is one of the favorite films to win the Oscar in its category. Come, learn more about her and her book that inspired her.
The 10 best nutrition books to improve your health
What nutrition books do you know? Discover a selection of them that will help you with diet and nutrition issues and improve your health.
Ana B. Nieto. Interview with the author of Luz de Candelas
Ana B Nieto talks to us in this interview about her latest novel titled Luz de Candelas. But she also tells us more things.
10 Best financial education books
The search “10 best financial education books” has become very popular in the last five years. Come and see 10 of these works.
The 9 books by Miguel Delibes that were made into movies
Do you like Miguel Delibes' books? Then you should know the nine that were made into films and were quite successful.
The art of war: Sun Tzu
The Art of War is an acclaimed military treatise by Chinese general, strategist, and philosopher Sun Tzu. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
50 famous phrases by Isabel Allende that you should read
Isabel Allende is one of the best-known writers in the world. And throughout her life she has left famous phrases. She knows some
February news. Stories for all tastes
These February releases are a selection of varied titles for everyone from national and international authors.
Fernando Savater: the current philosopher
Fernando Savater has gained great popularity for his positions on ethics, politics and culture. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
5 books to support you in spirituality
Are you looking for books to support you in spirituality? Take a look at these five titles that we propose of interesting novels and books.
Think like an artist: Will Gompertz
Think Like an Artist is an art history textbook by British author Will Gompertz. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Publishers to publish a book that will make your dream come true
If you have written a book, you may be looking for a publisher. Do you know any publishers to publish a book? We tell you about them.
Silk, a delight of literature
Silk is a short novel written by the Italian journalist, playwright and professor Alessandro Baricco. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The cool rule: everything you need to know about the book
If you have teenage daughters, the book: La Period Mola is the right one to help them understand their body and cycles. Get to know him!
15 Anonymous Books That Have Been Great Successes
The history of literature has titles by unknown authors that are true classics. Come, meet 15 of those books.
5 Works by Camilo José Cela to read
Camilo José Cela was a Spanish novelist, editor, essayist, poet, journalist and lecturer. He comes and knows more about him and his work.
What are haikus?
A haiku is a style of Japanese poetry. They are characterized by their brevity and depth. Come and learn more about it.
Oscar de los Reyes. Interview with the author of The Scarlet Bible
Óscar de los Reyes is the author of the novel titled The Scarlet Bible. In this interview he tells us about her and other topics.
The vineyard of the moon: Carla Montero Manglano
The Vineyard of the Moon is a historical novel by the award-winning Spanish Carla Montero Manglano. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Paris wakes up late: Máximo Huerta
Paris wakes up late is the new romantic novel written by the award-winning Spanish journalist, presenter and author Máximo Huerta.
Carlos Fidalgo. Interview with the author of The Dance of Fire
Carlos Fidalgo is the author of The Dance of Fire. In this interview he tells us about her and many other topics.
The dream of the sword: Manuel Sánchez García
The Dream of the Sword is a classic adventure novel by the Spanish Manuel Sánchez García. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Emotional junkies, how to free ourselves from destructive thoughts
Learn to put emotions in your favor with Isabel Trueba. In her book she gives you specific techniques to make your life a more pleasant journey.
The heirs: Eve Fairbanks
The Heirs is a historical book by the American political philologist Eve Fairbanks. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Everything comes back: Juan Gómez Jurado
Everything returns is the second volume of the successful thriller Everything burns, by the Spanish Juan Gómez Jurado. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Baker Who Baked Stories, new novel by Carsten Henn
The Baker Who Baked Stories is the title of the new novel by German writer Carsten Henn, which is released today.
Books about animals to celebrate San Antón
These books about animals are a selection to celebrate the festival of San Antón, with a lot of tradition in Spain.
5 most famous works by Gabriel García Márquez
Gabriel García Márquez is one of the references of the highest literature. Come and see 5 of this author's most famous works.
Santiago Mazarro. Interview with the author of The Fort of Florida
Santiago Mazarro gives us this interview where he talks about his latest novel, El Fuerte de la Florida, and other topics.
Javier Alandes. Interview with the author of Goya's Last Look
Javier Alandes gives us this interview where he talks to us about his latest novel titled Goya's Last Look.
Mr. Cayo's disputed vote: Miguel Delibes
The Disputed Vote of Mr. Cayo is a historical novel by Spanish journalist Miguel Delibes. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
My German father: Ricardo Dudda
My German Father is an essayistic biography written by the Spanish journalist Ricardo Dudda. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Illumbe Trilogy: Mikel Santiago
The Illumbe Trilogy is a set of mystery and suspense novels by the Spanish Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
School bullying. Books to learn how to combat it
Bullying at school is one of the most serious problems of our times. This selection of books can be a guide to learn how to combat it.
8 classics of English literature that you should read
A classic usually addresses universal arguments and presents them precisely. Come, meet 8 of them belonging to English literature.
Nocilla Dream: Agustín Fernández Mallo
Nocilla Dream is the first book in the Nocilla trilogy, by Spanish physicist Agustín Fernández Mallo. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Enigma books to solve
Puzzle books contain intellectual pastimes with many benefits for the human mind. Come, meet the best.
Juan Rulfo. Anniversary of his death. Poems
Juan Rulfo died on a day like today and on this anniversary of his disappearance we highlight some poems from his work.
What is a written portrait?
Learn what a written portrait is and how it is done. Delve into the wonderful literary art of drawing identities through words.
The rebellion of the good guys: Roberto Santiago
The Rebellion of the Good Guys is a thriller by Spanish playwright, filmmaker and screenwriter Roberto Santiago. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Tea Rooms: Working Women | Luisa Carnés Caballero
Tea Rooms: Working Women is a social novel by the Spanish journalist Luisa Carnés Caballero. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Rebeca Argudo. Interview with the author of All the Sad Men
Rebeca Argudo is the author of The Air Prison. In this interview he talks to us about her and many other topics about her.
Bocabesada: Juan del Val
Bocabesada is a novel by the Spanish producer, screenwriter, director and presenter Juan del Val. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Editorial news for January. Selection
These editorial releases for January include a selection of several titles from various genres for all tastes.
Understand your emotions, Enrique Rojas
In "Understand your emotions", Enrique Rojas teaches you to understand and manage your emotional world in an easy and enjoyable way.
The wheel of life: Elisabeth Kübler Ross
The Wheel of Life is a book of memoirs and reflections by Swiss psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler Ross. Come, learn more about her and her work.
El Jarama: Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio
El Jarama is an award-winning novel by the Spanish Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio. Come, learn more about the writer and his work.
Don't disappoint your father: Carme Chaparro
Don't let your father down is the last volume of the Ana Arén trilogy, by the Spanish Carme Chaparro. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Jo Nesbo: books
Jo Nesbo is a prolific Norwegian musician and writer, known for his chilling and gritty crime novels. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Alfonso Reyes. Anniversary of his death. Poems
Alfonso Reyes was a Mexican poet and writer who died on this day in 1959. We remember him with some poems from his work.
The witches and the inquisitor: María Elvira Roca Barea
The Witches and the Inquisitor is a historical fiction novel by María Elvira Roca Barea from Malaga. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The best books to give this Christmas
Do you want to know which are the best books to give this Christmas? Then check out this list to see them all.
The Power of Words: How to Change Your Brain (and Your Life) with Conversation
Discover with Mariano Sigman, how good conversations can change our lives. Learn more about the language in his latest book.
The best-selling books of 2023. A review
The best-selling books of 2023 have been many, so we review those that have reached the highest positions on the lists.
The Grapes of Wrath: John Steinbeck
The Grapes of Wrath is a famous epic chronicle by the American war correspondent John Steinbeck. Come, learn more about him and his work.
The wire girls: Jordi Sierra i Fabra
The Wire Girls is a young adult novel by the award-winning Spanish journalist and musician Jordi Sierra. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Beetles fly at sunset: Maria Gripe
The Beetles Fly at Dusk is a young adult novel by the writer and screenwriter Maria Gripe. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Readings of the year. Selection and reviews
Readings of the year. It's always difficult to choose a reasonable number, but those are mine. There are brief reviews of various genres.
The power of words: all the details about the book
Do you know the book The Power of Words? Find out what it's about and why everyone is talking about it and recommends it as a read.
Where are the keys?: Saúl Martínez Horta
Where are the keys? is a scientific psychological reference book by the Spanish Saúl Martínez Horta. Come, learn more about him and his work.
The lights of February: Joana Marcús
The lights of February is the fourth and final volume of Months by your side, a series by the Spanish Joana Marcús. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The wind knows my name: Isabel Allende
The Wind Knows My Name is a historical fiction novel by Chilean Isabel Allende. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Sold: Zana Muhsen and Andrew Crofts
Sold Out is a biography written by British author Zana Muhsen and ghostwriter Andrew Crofts. Come, learn more about them and their work.
The last days of our fathers: Joël Dicker
The Last Days of Our Fathers is the first novel by Swiss writer Joël Dicker. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
Toni Molins. Interview with the author of Dark Silence
Toni Molins publishes the novel Dark Silence. In this interview he tells us about her and several other topics about her career.
Dolores Cannon
Dolores Cannon was a famous American hypnotherapist and author. Come and learn more about her and her works.
Understand your mind: González, Muiño and Cebrián
Understand your mind is a self-help book written by M. González, L. Muiño and M. Cebrián. Come, learn more about them and their work.
Rafael de Leon. Anniversary of his death. Poems
Rafael de León died on this day in 1982 in Madrid. Sevillian poet and lyricist, we remember him with this selection of sonnets from his work.
S. Ship of Theseus: Doug Dorst and JJ Abrams
S. The Ship of Theseus is an ergodic mystery novel conceived by JJ Abrams and written by Doug Dorst. Come, he knows more about them and their work.
The good father: Santiago Díaz
The Good Father is the first volume of the Inspectora Indira Ramos series, by Santiago Díaz from Madrid. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Book cases to give as Christmas gifts
Book cases are a good idea for Christmas gifts. This is a selection of titles from classic to current.
The liar: Mikel Santiago
The Liar is the first volume of Illumbe, a mystery and suspense series by the Basque Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Elvira Roca Barea
Elvira Roca Barea is an award-winning professor, philologist, historian, columnist and author from Malaga. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The maid's daughters: two girls, two destinies
The Maid's Daughters, by Sonsoles Ónega, is the winning novel of the 2023 Planeta Prize. The story of two girls with different destinies.
Virginia Garzón. Interview with the author of A treasure in oblivion
Virginia Garzón gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, A Treasure in Oblivion, and several other issues.
Editorial news for December
These are some of the December news that come out to finish off the year. From various genres and national and international authors.
The impatient alchemist: Lorenzo Silva
The Impatient Alchemist is the second volume of the Bevilacqua and Chamorro series, by the Spanish Lorenzo Silva. Come, learn more about him and his work.
The blood of the father: Alfonso Goizueta
The Father's Blood is a historical novel by the Spanish internationalist and historian Alfonso Goizueta. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Ana Nieto. Interview with the author of Triunfa con tu libro
Ana Nieto is the author of a best-selling book, Succeed with your book. In this interview she tells us about it and about her project with Edita tu libro.
Emperor of Rome: Mary Beard
Emperor of Rome is a book of classical history by the English professor and editor Mary Beard. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Ides of January: Javier Negrete
The Ides of January is the most recent historical fiction novel by award-winning Spanish Javier Negrete. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Aurora Guerra. Interview with the writer and screenwriter
Aurora Guerra is a writer and screenwriter and her latest novel is The Air Prison. In this interview he tells us about her and her career.
Witness of an uncertain time: Javier Solana
Witness to an uncertain time is an essay by former NATO Secretary General Javier Solana. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Aldous Huxley. Selection of phrases, fragments and poems
Aldous Huxley died 60 years ago today in Los Angeles, California. We remember him with a selection of poems, fragments and phrases
Wings of blood: Rebeca Yarros
Blood Wings is the first volume of the Empyrean saga, written by the American Rebeca Yarros. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
María Ángeles Saavedra Asturias. Interview
María Ángeles Saavedra is a poet and has released her second collection of poems. In this interview she tells us about him and other topics.
Damn Rome: Santiago Posteguillo
Maldita Roma is the second part of the Julius Caesar Series by Valencian philologist Santiago Posteguillo. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Marta Quintin. Interview with the author of The Key to the Stars
Marta Quintín gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest novel, The Key to the Stars, and many other topics.
The great guide to parenting: Concepción Roger and Alberto Soler
The great guide to parenting is a manual by Spanish psychologists Concepción Roger and Alberto Soler. Come, learn more about them and their work.
The Summer Girl: The Blonde Neighbor
The Summer Girl is the third novel in the Summer Saga of the best-selling phenomenon La Vecina Rubia. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The armadillo prophecy: Zerocalcare
The Armadillo Prophecy is a graphic novel by Cortanese Michele Rech. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Everything that love has taught me: Luna Javierre
Everything that love has taught me is a book of reflections and poems by the Spanish Luna Javierre. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Mirafiori: ghosts and misunderstanding between couples
Mirafiori (Alfaguara, 2023) is a novel by Manuel Jabois. A heartfelt story that talks about ghosts and misunderstanding between the couple.
Luis Melgar. Interview with the author of a historical novel
Luis Melgar gives us this interview in which he talks to us about The Conspiracy of the Valley of the Kings, his latest novel, and many more topics.
The path of awakening: Mario Alonso Puig
The Path of Awakening is a self-help and personal improvement book by Spanish Mario Alonso Puig. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Miriam Tirado. Interview with the author of Sentir
Míriam Tirado gives us this interview where she talks to us about her latest book titled Sentir and many other topics.
The Enlightened Man: Brandon Sanderson
The Enlightened Man is the fourth secret novel by American writer Brandon Sanderson. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Shuna's Journey: Hayao Miyazaki
Shuna's Journey is an adventure and fantasy manga created by the Japanese Hayao Miyazaki. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
King corp: What the book is about and all the details you should know
If you like the history of Spain and want to know the hidden side of Juan Carlos I, reading King Corp, the book, is for you.
God. The science. The tests: the dawn of a revolution
God. The science. The Proofs (2023), by Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies, points out the existence of God with scientific facts.
Stop being you: how it benefits us to reprogram ourselves
Stop Being You (Urano, 2012) is a book by speaker and writer Joe Dispenza that explains how it benefits us to reprogram ourselves.
Truth or dare: Camilla Läckberg
Truth or Dare is a crime novel by Fjällbacka-born author Camilla Läckberg. Come, learn more about the writer and her work.
David G. Doors. Interview with the author of The Academy
David G. Puertas has a new novel titled The Academy. In this interview he tells us about her and many other topics.
Holly: Stephen King
Holly is the new crime novel written by Stephen King, the master of horror. Come and learn more about the author and his work.
And what itches you?, by Megan Maxwell
If you enjoy romantic, erotic literature and also some comedy, give yourself a chance with: And what's it that bites you?, by Megan Maxwell
Cat fight: the picture that changed the course of Spain
Catfight (2010), by Eduardo Mendoza, won the Planeta Award. It is a historical novel in which a work of art would be decisive.
The Armor of Light: Ken Follett
The Armor of Light is the fifth installment of The Pillars of the Earth by Welshman Ken Follett. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Carlos Pellicer. Anniversary of his birth
Carlos Pellicer, an important Mexican poet, was born on a day like today. We remember him with this selection of poems.
Maids and ladies: a fun story of united southern women
Maids and Ladies (Maeva, 2009) is the novel with which the writer Kathryn Stockett debuted. It is a fun story of southern women united.
Amor Towles: biography and works
Amor Towles is an award-winning American CFO and author. Come, learn more about him and his distinguished work.
In the shadows: a real breakup
In the Shadow (2023) is the controversial book published by Prince Harry of England. With this memoir he reveals a real breakup.
Live more: Marcos Vásquez
Live more is a practical compendium of exercises and training written by Asturian Marcos Vásquez. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
There are books that seem written to be enjoyed beyond time. Do you know how to win friends and influence people?
News for November. A selection
These novelties for November are a selection of titles from various genres for all tastes, from historical novels to comics.
The final problem: Arturo Pérez Reverte
The Final Problem is a mystery and suspense novel by Spanish author Arturo Pérez Reverte. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Feel: Míriam Tirado
Sentir is a practical book written by the Spanish journalist, consultant and coach Míriam Tirado. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Almond: Won Pyung Sohn
Almendra is a short novel for young adults by South Korean writer Won Pyung Sohn. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Alondra: book
Alondra is a historical fiction novel by Serbian journalist and essayist Dezso Kosztolányi. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Fear: Care Santos
Fear is the third part of the youth trilogy Mentira by the Spanish literary critic Care Santos. Come, learn more about her and her work.
María Teresa Álvarez García. Interview
María Teresa Álvarez García gives us this interview where she tells us about her career and new projects.
The carpenter's pencil: an ideological and hopeless journey
The carpenter's pencil (Alfaguara, 1998), by Manuel Rivas, is a symbolic book of love and war. An ideological and hopeless journey.
My fault: Mercedes Ron
My fault is the first volume of the Culpables trilogy, a new adult story by Argentine Mercedes Ron. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Contemplative life: or the art of doing nothing
Contemplative Life is an essay by Byung-Chul Han, a Korean philosopher who talks about the current pace of life. He teaches us the art of doing nothing.
The Lost Sister: Lucinda Riley
The Lost Sister is the seventh book in the Seven Sisters series by Irish author Lucinda Riley. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Agustín Tejada. Interview with the author of The Shadow of the King of Jerusalem
Agustín Tejada talks to us in this interview about his latest novel, The Shadow of the King of Jerusalem, and other topics.
The Angel's Café: we tell you everything about this novel
For those who love narrative, The Angel's Café will become a revelation. Do you know this book?
Witches, Warriors and Goddesses: Kate Hodges and Harriet Lee Merrion
Witches, warriors and goddesses, by the British Kate Hodges and illustrated by her compatriot Harriet Lee. Come, learn more about the authors and their work.
Splinters in the skin: everything you want to know about the novel
If you like thrillers, a book that you should not leave unread is Splinters in the Skin, a story that captivates you. Do you know her?
Lola Castan. Interview with the author of A Thousand Flashes
Lola Castán debuted in literature with this novel, A Thousand Flashes. In this interview he talks to us about her and many other topics about her.
They want us dead: Javier Moro
They Want Us Dead is a non-fiction novel written by the award-winning Spanish Javier Moro. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The inspector's visit: what is this play about
The book The Inspector's Visit is one of the common reading books in secondary and high school. Do you know him?
Anthony Gala
Antonio Gala was a Spanish playwright, novelist, columnist and poet. Come, learn more about the life and work of the author.
Between blues, a novel about the healing power of the past and the importance of valuing the present
Discover the novel Between Blues, everything about its author and why it is causing such a sensation today.
The glass cuckoo: Javier Castillo
The Crystal Cuckoo is a suspense and mystery novel by the laureate Javier Castillo from Malaga. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Through you: all the details about Ariana Godoy's novel
If you like the literary genre of romance, you have to know Through You, one of the most representative novels of the same
Winner of the 2023 Planeta Prize: Sonsoles Ónega
Sonsoles Ónega (Madrid, 1977) is the winner of the 72nd Planeta Prize with a novel about rural Galicia titled Las hijas de la criada.
Elly Griffiths and her series by archaeologist Ruth Galloway
Elly Griffiths publishes the latest title in her series starring archaeologist Ruth Galloway, The Inheritance of Bones.
The last night at Tremore Beach: Mikel Santiago
The Last Night on Tremore Beach is the first novel by Spanish sociologist and musician Mikel Santiago. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Library of the Dead: everything you need to know about the book
The Library of the Dead is one of Glenn Cooper's best works. Find out what it is about and everything about it if you like thrillers.
1984: George Orwell
1984 is a dystopian and political fiction novel written by the British Eric Arthur Blair. Learn more about the author and his work.
Julia San Miguel. Interview with the author of Thirteen Candles in the Bedroom
Julia San Miguel debuts in literature with Thirteen Candles in the Bedroom. In this interview he tells us about her and her career.
Shoot, I'm already dead: Julia Navarro
Shoot, I'm Already Dead is a historical novel by Spanish journalist Julia Navarro. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The house of the magnolias: the nooks and crannies of a family
The House of Magnolias (Suma, 2022) is Nuria Quintana's first book. It is a novel about the twists and turns of a family.
Damian: Alex Mírez
Damián: a dark and perverse secret is a youth suspense novel by Venezuelan Alex Mírez. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa. Birthday with your books
Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa has a birthday. We celebrate him with this selection of some of his most famous books.
Hell: Carme Mola
El Infierno is a historical thriller written by Spanish phenomenon Carmen Mola. Come, she knows more about the authors and their work.
Nacho Ares. Interview with the writer, journalist and broadcaster
Nacho Ares has a long and extensive career as a journalist, radio host and also writer. In this interview we discover it.
Andrea Longarela: curiosities about the author and what books she has
In the universe of literature there are authors who surprise. Do you know Andrea Longarela? Discover all about her and hers books
Bratva: Nina Alessandri
Bratva is a dark romance novel created by young author Nina Alessandri. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
This pain is not mine: or how family traumas affect us
This Pain Is Not Mine (2016) is a psychology book by Mark Wolynn. The author gives an explanation of how family traumas affect us.
Paloma Orozco. Interview with the fantasy genre writer
Paloma Orozco writes fantastic novels and in this interview she tells us about her career, her works and many more topics.
Mr. Luna's latest work: César Mallorquí
Mr. Luna's latest work is a young adult novel by Barcelona journalist César Mallorquí. Come, learn more about him and his work.
Jon Fosse wins the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature
The 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature has fallen to the Norwegian Jon Fosse. He is an author of theater, novels, poetry and children's literature.
The sleeping voice: the story of the defeated
The Sleeping Voice (Alfaguara, 2002) is a historical novel by Dulce Chacón. It tells the story of the defeated during the Spanish postwar.
Sol Blanco Soler
Sol Blanco Soler is a renowned Spanish journalist, parapsychologist, lecturer and author. Come, she knows more about the writer and her work.
List of favorites for the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature
As every year, there is discussion about who will be the next winner of the most prestigious award. Here is a list of favorites for the 2023 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Children's and youth news for October
This selection of children's and youth novelties may surely interest you because there is something for all tastes.
Ann Cleeves
Ann Cleeves is an acclaimed British writer, best known for her fast-paced crime fiction. Come and read more about her and her work.
Homo deus: brief history of tomorrow
Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow (2015) is an essay by Yuval Noah Harari. He talks about the role that human beings will have in tomorrow.
The crazy dance: Victoria Mas
The Dance of the Crazy Women is the literary debut of the French philologist and author Victoria Mas. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
The scammer: when appearances are deceiving
The Hustler (2020) is a novel within the thriller by Janelle Brown. This is a story that shows how appearances can be deceiving.
The path of fire: María Oruña
The Path of Fire is the fifth volume of the series The Books of Puerto Escondido, by the Spanish María Oruña. Come read more of her and her work.
News for October of all genres
This is a selection of 6 new releases for October that comes loaded with titles from all genres and for all audiences.
The angel of the city: Eva García Sáenz de Urturi
The Angel of the City is the fifth volume of the Kraken series, by Eva García Sáenz de Urturi from Vitoria. Come, learn more about her and her work.
The Bell Jar: The Lives of Sylvia and Esther
The Bell Jar is a novel published by Sylvia Plath in 1963. In it Sylvia and Esther (character) suffer from common imbalances.
The green gel pen: the first novel by Eloy Moreno
With a rather curious name, the book The Green Gel Pen invites you to read it to discover what it is about. Do you know him?
The voices of the desert: Marlo Morgan
The Voices of the Desert is a biographical and self-help fiction by American Marlo Morgan. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Elena Gallego Abad. Interview with the author of The Legacy of the Salt Girl
Elena Gallego Abad is a Galician journalist and writer. In this interview she tells us about her novel The Legacy of the Salt Girl and more topics.
Sunstroke: love affair of a young widow
Sunstroke (1889) is a novel published by Emilia Pardo Bazán. It is the love affair of a young widow with a man younger than her.
The Desert of the Tartars: Dino Buzzati
The Desert of the Tartars is a historical existentialist novel by Dino Buzzati. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The Great Friend: Who wrote it and what is the novel about?
Do you know the book The Great Friend? Discover what this story is about and the curiosities surrounding its author (or author).
Francis Scott Fitzgerald. Anniversary of his birth
Francis Scott Fitzgerald was born on September 24, 1896. With this selection of phrases and fragments from his work we remember him.
Who is Irene Solà and what books has she written and published?
What do you know about the writer Irene Solà? Do you know all her books? We review the titles published by the writer and what they are about
José Manuel Aparicio. Interview with the author of Bellum Cantabricum
José Manuel Aparicio writes historical novels. In this interview he tells us about his works and career and several other topics.
The sonata of silence: Paloma Sánchez Garnica
The Sonata of Silence is a historical fiction and mystery title by the Spanish Paloma Sánchez Garnica. Come, learn more about her and her work.
A room of one's own: woman and writer
A Room of One's Own, published in 1929, is a bold essay by Virginia Woolf about what it means to be a woman and a writer.
Chopin's crimes: what you should know about the book
If you like thriller crime novels, one that you cannot miss is The Crimes of Chopin. Know the details of this work
The Etruscan smile: José Luis Sampedro
The Etruscan Smile is a novel by the economist, humanist and late Barcelona native José Luis Sampedro. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Ten little blacks: and none were left!
Ten Little Black Men is a book by A. Christie. Ten people are eliminated to the rhythm of a children's song... until there are none left!
Unworthy of a human being: Osamu Dazai
Unworthy of Being Human is a contemporary novel written by the late Japanese author Osamu Dazai. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
SPQR: A history of ancient Rome: all the details
If you feel attracted to Roman culture and history you have to discover SPQR, a book that leads you to understand Roman society
Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta. Interview with the historical novel writer
Alfonso Mateo-Sagasta is the author of His worst enemy and Ladrones de ink. In this interview he tells us about his career.
Delito, by Carme Chaparro: everything you need to know about the book
If you are one of those who loves suspense and thrillers, you have to give yourself the opportunity to enjoy reading Delito, by Carme Chaparro.
Viktor Frankl: Man's Search for Meaning
Man's Search for Meaning is a classic of the existentialist thought of the Austrian Viktor Frankl. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Queen Charlotte: the new book by Julia Quinn and Shonda Rhimes
Stories inspired by kings, queens and kingdoms always arouse passions. Do you know the story of Queen Charlotte?
Well, I'm leaving: Hape Herkeling
Well, I'm Outta is a non-fiction travel book by German author Hape Herkeling. Come, meet the author and his work.
Dr. García's patients: the end of an endless war
Doctor García's Patients (2017) is a novel by Almudena Grandes. With this book we come to the end of an endless war.
Wonderful disaster: we tell you everything about this novel
If you are a lover of the romantic novel genre, Wonderful Disaster is one of the books that you should consider enjoying.
Robert Lowell. Anniversary of his death. some poems
Robert Lowell was an American poet who died on September 12, 1977. Today we remember him with this selection of poems.
The wonderful friend: Elena Ferrante
The Great Friend is the first volume of a saga by the author known by the pseudonym Elena Ferrante. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Long petal of the sea: exile, loss, love or hope
Long Petal of the Sea is one of the last literary works of Isabel Allende. Find out all the details of this book by the Chilean writer
Wonder: August's Lesson
August's Lesson is a book written by RJ Palacio. It is the story of August, a boy with a strange deformity in his head.
Tell me quietly: everything you need to know about the book
Tell me softly has become one of the favorite books of those who enjoy the genre of youth romance. Find out everything about him.
Javier Valenzuela. Interview with the author of Too Late to Understand
Javier Valenzuela publishes his fifth crime novel, Too late to understand. In this interview he tells us about her and more topics
Unknown whereabouts: the epistolary prelude to World War II
Whereabouts Unknown is the first novel by Kathrine Kressmann Taylor. It was published in 1938, a kind of epistolary prelude to World War II.
Mothers and children: Theodor Kallifatides
Mothers and Children is a biographical book written by the Greek philosopher Theodor Kallifatides. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
Selection of new children's and youth literature for September
This is a selection of children's and young people's literature novelties for September, which will surely make the return to the routine more bearable.
The fragility of a heart in the rain: María Martínez
The Fragility of a Heart in the Rain is a novel by Spanish author María Martínez. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Who is Noemí Casquet, what books has she written and which one is better?
Discover Noemí Casquet and each of her books, which have broken down barriers and conquered a growing number of followers.
Angel Gonzalez. Anniversary of his birth. Poems
Ángel González, poet of the 50s generation, was born on a day like today. We remember him with this selection of poems from his work.
Andrew Marcolongo
Andrea Marcolongo is an Italian journalist, essayist and writer. Come, she knows more about the author and her work.
Never, by Ken Follet: all the details of his latest book
Are you one of those who enjoys political thrillers? Then you have to know one of the great works that you will like, "Never" by Ken Follet
Jose Manuel del Rio. Interview with the author of A bocajarro
José Manuel del Río has a new novel on the market entitled A bocajarro. In this interview he talks about her and other topics.
Last thing he said to me: Laura Dave
The Last Thing He Told Me is a mystery-thriller novel by American Laura Dave. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Stupor and tremors: Japanese Amélie
Stupor and tremors is a book by Amélie Nothomb. Its protagonist resists in the world of work in Japan. She becomes a Japanese Amélie.
How to make good things happen to you: Marian Rojas-Estapé
How to make good things happen to you is a personal development book by the Spanish Marian Rojas-Estapé. Come, learn more about her and her work.
News for September. A selection
The novelties for September are very numerous. There is this selection of handpicked titles that we take a look at.
I don't ask for that much either: Megan Maxwell
Nor do I ask for so much is a romantic novel of an erotic nature by the Spanish Megan Maxwell. Come, learn more about her and her work.
Robert Galbraith Books: All He's Written So Far
Do you know Robert Galbraith's books? Do you know who the controversial author is? Find out what his works and his life are in this article.
Hurricane season: Fernanda Melchor
Hurricane Season is a crime novel written by the Mexican Fernanda Melchor. Come, learn more about the author and her work.
Vicky Baum. Anniversary of her death. some novels
Vicki Baum was a prolific and highly successful Austrian writer. On the anniversary of her death we remember her figure and some of her novels.
The fatigue society: the excesses of positivity
The Tiredness Society (2010) is a current essay on the excesses of positivity. It is a book by the South Korean author Byung-Chul Han.
Leopoldo Panero. Anniversary of his death. poems
The poet Leopoldo Panero passed away on a day like today. With this selection of poems we remember or discover it.
Sixteen Notes: Risto Mejide
Sixteen Notes is a historical fiction novel written by the Spanish Risto Mejide. Come, learn more about the author and his work.
The virgin suicides: or the languid lolitas of J. Eugenides
The Virgin Suicides is a novel by J. Eugenides. Five sisters commit suicide. His death will penetrate among those who knew these lolitas.
David Botello. Interview with the writer, producer and presenter
David Botello is a writer, screenwriter, and television show host. Thank you very much for his time for this interview.
Inside the House: A Home Thriller
Inside the House (2023) is a novel by Lisa Jewell. Latent secrets and dangers will knock on the door again in this home thriller.