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A review of Aquí me paro, the posthumous collection of more than sixty texts by Javier Marías written between 2001 and 2020, which reads as an intellectual self-portrait of the author of A Heart So White.

A review of The Tunnel, Ernesto Sabato's short novel in which a painter confesses a crime and drags the reader deep into his obsession.

Peanuts has already celebrated a 75th birthday. We look back at the 1950 debut of Charlie Brown and Snoopy, their rise to a global phenomenon, the life of Charles M. Schulz and the illustrated book that celebrates the legendary comic strip.

The event will bring together around 70 premium food brands and ten wineries presented by D'Autor, a distributor of exclusive wines, among many other products.

A review of Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen's novel that, beyond the romance, is a sharp comedy about money, marriage and snap judgements.

Penguin Random House curates La Biblioteca, the literary pavilion at ES LATINA, Shakira's Madrid residency: book selections, a reading club and activities built around One Hundred Years of Solitude.

A review of Chronicle of a Death Foretold, in which García Márquez turns a murder announced in advance into a portrait of an entire town.

A selection of approachable, enjoyable classics with gripping stories that need no background knowledge to appreciate.

Bells have shaped history and the soundscape in Mexico. An analysis of their cultural and symbolic value, and the urgent need to preserve this heritage legacy.

This book, by Yanette Trujillo Ramírez, gives a voice to women who lived hidden love stories, exploring desire, loss and the search for identity.