Daniel Saldaña París's novel, Among Strange Victims, is a shaggy picaresque featuring devilishly clever syntax and a charming, hilarious tendency to digress. Saldaña París, born in Mexico City and now ...

Leylha Ahuile is a contributing editor to Publishers Weekly covering Spanish-language books. On June 18, I hosted a PW webinar called “Spanish-Language Books in the U.S.” that generated a number of ...

It’s called LeaLA and it’s this weekend at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Admission is free and all are welcome, whether you can read “Don Quixote” in the original Castillian easily or are trying ...

Though a moderate affair, the aim of the Second Annual Hispanic Book Festival is rather ambitious. Organizers of the event, held Sunday, want to make Houston a serious contender in the ...

It seems like the definition of an untapped market: Spanish speakers make up about 12 percent of the U.S. population, but only 4 percent of books sold in the country are in Spanish. It's a surprising ...

A group of Latino South Philadelphia residents launched the book-sharing project to give Spanish readers easy access to books in their language. Edgar Ramírez fills up the wooden library with books.

Spanish is one of the world’s most-spoken languages, with a long, rich literary history extending all the way back to what many regard as the first modern novel, Miguel de Cervantes’s “Don Quixote.” ...

LéaLA, the largest Spanish-language literary festival in the United States, marks its return to Los Angeles this weekend after a year’s hiatus. With more than 300 literary imprints represented and ...

Read the Spanish version of this story here. Walk into Librería Donceles and you see a normal used bookstore, massive stacks of books and a cash register up front. But underneath the books, it's an ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- The Chicago Public Schools are doubling down on their commitment to dual-language learning with help from the Mexican Embassy. On Wednesday, the embassy donated a number of ...