Frankfurter Buchmesse’s international programming is supporting two Spanish-language programs first planned for Madrid.
Vintage Español Joins PRH Grupo Editorial USA To Create PRH Español
Headquartered in Miami, Penguin Random House Español dedicates more than 20 employees to PRH’s Spanish-language content.
This Week: Discussions on Children’s Books in México and Germany
A cooperative effort produces series of international discussions on children’s book markets, author-illustrator relations, and bookselling.
Mapping Book and Publishing Policy in Africa and Latin America
In books and publishing industries in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, a new study finds a wide disparity in public policy and awareness.
Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial Acquires Ediciones Salamandra
One of Spain’s most prominent independent houses, Ediciones Salamandra brings some 500 authors to Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial.
SURVEY: Which Spanish Ebook Market in the Americas Has Greatest Potential?
Digital books have yet to fully take hold in the Spanish-speaking countries of Central and Latin America. Which country has the greatest potential?
How We Put ‘Doña Barbara’ Back in the Saddle, in English
University of Chicago press’ extraordinary journey to bring Rómulo Gallegos’ early 20th century Venezuelan classic novel Doña Barbara back into print in English.
LéaLA Doubles in 2nd Celebration of Spanish Culture in L.A.
Feria del Libro en Español de Los Angeles promoted Spanish books and culture in a wildly popular celebration, drawing 67,000 visitors and 180 authors.
For a World in Economic Crisis, Could Spanish Be a Lifeline?
A new report says that Spanish speakers around the world could be a key market to bet on in these times of global financial crisis
Tijuana Carves Out a Distinct Literary Identity
Tijuana’s thriving literary subculture has been influenced by multiculturalism, music, new technologies, and its proximity to the United States
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