Arturo Pérez-Reverte's long-awaited new book, Mission in Paris, is now available. It's the first installment in the series of adventure novels that changed the way we read and understand the Spanish Golden Age.
Jaume Plensa is a Spanish artist who was born on August 23, 1955 in Barcelona, where he studied at the Llotja School of Art and Design and the Sant Jordi School of Fine Arts.
Author Elia Barceló appeared at the Semana Negra festival in Gijón to share with her readers “Appointment with Death,” the fourth and final installment of the Death in Santa Rita saga.
This book chronicles the evolution of the luxury fashion house, spanning more than six generations, and highlights how the family has maintained its independence despite challenges.
The logistics company Dachser will be a pioneer in testing the new eActros 600 under real-world operating conditions, traveling through the country's major cities and bringing electric mobility closer to customers and partners.
The final took place during the second Brasas del Narcea Festival, with a popular barbecue featuring Asturian beef for 800 people. Twenty-eight leading grill restaurants from across Spain competed.
A book that allows us to discover a new facet of Harper Lee's literary voice, in a work that will undoubtedly spark debate about her legacy and the evolution of her thought. Although these are separate stories from her iconic work, they promise to resonate with the same narrative mastery and keen social observation.
Toni Hill immerses us in an intriguing thriller that combines the dark world of crime with the complex psychology of her characters. Through agile and captivating prose, she constructs a plot where the past and present intertwine, revealing secrets and hidden motivations that keep the reader on edge until the very last page.
The 38th Semana Negra de Gijón, Spain's longest-running literary festival, took place from July 4 to 13 this year on the grounds of the former Naval Gijón shipyard.
