Hamnet: from Shakespeare's duel to a literary and cinematic phenomenon
What Hamnet tells us and why his novel and film about Shakespeare's family have become a phenomenon in Spain and Europe.
Don Quixote of La Mancha is published: historical context, first receptions and traces in La Mancha
How and in what context Don Quixote of La Mancha was published, its real settings in La Mancha and the new clues about the famous Cervantine "place".
Spanish authors who enter the public domain
Over 600 works by 154 Spanish authors have entered the public domain and can be read for free on the National Library of Spain Digital platform. Find out who they are and how to access them.
Anne Frank in the public debate: between memory, art and screens
Artistic controversies, a series on Disney+ and educational projects show why Anne Frank remains key in European memory.
Casa Delibes: the new home of Miguel Delibes' legacy in Valladolid
Delibes House in Valladolid: opening hours, visits, exhibited legacy and activities to learn about the life and work of Miguel Delibes.
Martín Gaite and Aldecoa at the BNE: two lives, one generation
The National Library of Spain (BNE) brings together Martín Gaite and Aldecoa in two major exhibitions about their life, work and the Generation of '50. Dates, key facts and unpublished discoveries.
"A Christmas Carol" today: theater, radio and new readings of an immortal classic
How A Christmas Carol lives on in Spain: theater, radio, illustrated books and adaptations that update Dickens' classic.
“Ariel”: Shakespeare sneaks onto an island of European cinema
Ariel reinvents Shakespeare on an island in the Azores: metatheater, ghosts, and freedom in Lois Patiño's new film. Fiction or reality?
The new promenade dedicated to the Generation of '27 on Tetuán Street in Seville
Seville will create a promenade on Tetuán Street dedicated to the Generation of '27 with bronze plaques, citizen participation and a wide cultural program.
Works that enter the public domain and the new access to culture
Find out which authors' works will enter the public domain in 2026, which works will be released, and how you can use them for free thanks to the National Library of Spain.
The literary legacy of Almudena Grandes and Luis García Montero at the University of Granada
The University of Granada receives the legacy of Almudena Grandes and Luis García Montero and creates a unique literary fund with scholarships and research on their work.
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Jane Austen makes a strong comeback: tributes, readings and new approaches on her 250th anniversary
How Spain and Europe are celebrating Jane Austen today: events, routes, new books and why her work captivates young readers.
Ars Scribendi Exhibition at the Complutum Antiquarium
Visit Ars Scribendi at the Antiquarium of Complutum, a journey through the history of writing in Alcalá de Henares with the calligraphy of Ricardo Vicente Placed.
The digital revolution of medieval Jewish manuscripts
AI drives the mass transcription of medieval Jewish manuscripts from the Cairo Genizah and opens new avenues of global research.
The 50 best books of the last half-century: the Babelia canon
Over 100 experts select 50 key works. Consult Babelia's literary canon and the key elements of half a century of literature.
Romance of the Moon, Moon: Art, Neighborhood, and Memory in Seville
Exhibition in Seville inspired by Lorca: eight galleries, key artists, and free admission. Dates, times, and all the details for your visit.
Mario Vargas Llosa: Tributes, Legacy, and Enduring Reinterpretations
Tributes to Mario Vargas Llosa: Casa de América, Nobel Museum, and festival in La Palma. Reinterpretations and insights into a legacy that continues to resonate.
The Black Legend of Spain: origin, spread and impact
What was the Black Legend, who promoted it, and how it shaped Spain's image. Context, propaganda, and key aspects of the current historiographical debate.
Roberto Bolaño, Nobel Prize winner, and his universe: reactions, cinema, and legacy
Bolaño, the newly-minted Nobel Prize winner, discusses his vision of literature, his leap into film, and a possible 2666 series. A report from Barcelona with key insights and context.
Quotes by José de San Martín: legacy, context, and lessons
Key quotes from San Martín with context and analysis. Freedom, unity, and government: a commented selection from the Liberator that remains relevant today.
Irene Vallejo, honorary doctorate from the UIMP in Santander
The UIMP recognizes Irene Vallejo in Santander. The author defends reading as freedom and resistance. Details of the event, voices, and key points.
The Library of Andalusia strengthens its 27th collection with historical editions and a major exhibition
New editions of the 27th edition arrive at the Andalusian Library, and an exhibition on the Sur printing press is announced. Learn about titles and key dates.
Sonallah Ibrahim, a key voice in contemporary Arabic literature, dies
Sonallah Ibrahim dies at 88 in Cairo. A review of her work, awards, critical career, and official and cultural reactions.
The Board reinforces the legacy of the Andalusian authors of 27
The Regional Government is adding first editions by Lorca, Prados, Aleixandre, and Moreno Villa and is preparing an exhibition on the Sur printing press at the Andalusian Library.
Castelao, in the spotlight: tributes that unite Galicia and Buenos Aires
Projections, a sculpture avenue, and an immersive exhibition revive Castelao's legacy. Dates, key events, and key figures of the tribute.
Thomas Mann, the writer who turned life into literature
Thomas Mann profile: career, essential works, and the new edition of A Brief History of My Life that brings him back into focus.
Machado in Soria: campaign, memory, and places that inspire him
What's happening in Soria with Machado: shop windows, online voting, and the poet's hidden gems. Dates, shops, and tributes to help you plan your visit.
New pieces of the puzzle about the arrest and death of Federico García Lorca
Censorship, revealed names, and an unpublished work shed light on the Lorca case.
Pedro Pascal and his most surprising memories from filming Game of Thrones
Pedro Pascal shares the funniest and most curious anecdote from the filming of Game of Thrones. This is what the real-life atmosphere in Westeros was like.
History in 4 stages: A journey through key moments in Ourense
Explore the most significant events in Ourense from different eras with History in 4 Times. A unique look at local history.
Maltravieso Cave: Nominated for Best Historical Discovery at the +HISTORIA Awards
The Maltravieso Cave in Cáceres is nominated for Best Discovery at the +HISTORIA Awards. Learn about its rock art and heritage impact.
Bernat Capó Award: Promoting research on Valencian popular culture
All about the Bernat Capó Award: requirements, prize money, themes, and how to participate in the largest Valencian popular culture award.
Quinografía, the documentary that explores Quino's life and legacy
Quinografía, a documentary exploring the history and legacy of Quino, creator of Mafalda. International premieres and a moving reception in Mendoza.
Books similar to Hopscotch: experimental literature and Latin American novels
To talk about Hopscotch, by Julio Cortázar, is to talk about the Latin American boom. Come, discover books similar to this work.
Don Quixote continues to inspire culture, tourism, and art in Spain.
Don Quixote promotes art, rural tourism, and gastronomy in La Mancha and Spain. Discover his legacy in windmills and cultural routes.
Symbolism as a bridge between history, art, memory and nature
Explore symbolism in art, history, and nature and how it forges identity and collective memory. Find out more here.
New controversy surrounding Roald Dahl: a review of his work and literary legacy
Roald Dahl is once again at the center of debate over the re-examination of his books and literary legacy. Find out all the details.
Francoist exhumations: progress in the recovery of victims and the role of families
Latest news on Francoist exhumations in Spain: campaigns, DNA, the Memorial Law, and the recovery of victims. Read the details here.
The Royal Wedding Cross-Border Festival: History, Culture, and Tradition in Valencia de Alcántara and Marvão
The Boda Regia Cross-Border Festival returns to Valencia de Alcántara with theater, history, and the ONCE voucher.
Gonzalo Suárez will receive the Honorary Goya for a key career in Spanish cinema.
Gonzalo Suárez will be honored with the Honorary Goya for his career in Spanish cinema, literature, and culture. Learn about his legacy and career.
Books similar to Siddhartha: Spiritual Growth and Eastern Philosophy in Literature
Siddhartha is one of the iconic works about the search for personal identity and enlightenment. Come and explore similar texts.
All about the future Sorolla Museum in Valencia
Learn about the future Sorolla Museum in Valencia: location, works, dates, experiences, and its cultural impact.
Museum Route: an invitation to discover local heritage
Guided tours and museum activities for all ages. Discover and enjoy your city's heritage.
Women in History: Rescuing Their Role and Legacy in the Universal Narrative
Why were women invisible throughout history? Discover their struggles, achievements, and role models in science, art, and human rights.
Chris Ware designs the new USPS stamp series to celebrate 250 years of history.
Chris Ware illustrates the new USPS 250th anniversary stamps, blending art and postal memory. Discover them here!
National Culture Day: origin, history and legacy
Why is National Culture Day celebrated? Learn about its history, legacy, and the figure of Ricardo Rojas.
The relevance of stories: oral tradition, new technologies and recovered voices
From digital stories to forgotten storytellers: how stories continue to educate, move, and reinvent themselves in today's society.
The lives of the Brown sisters: a unique photographic sequence about the passage of time
The Brown sisters exhibition in Madrid showcases the family's evolution through photography. Discover it here.
Historical books declared Cultural Heritage: the memory of migration in Peru
Fifteen historical books have been nationalized in Peru; key documents for the country's migration memory. Discover their importance and inclusion in UNESCO.
The fox: protagonist in television, popular culture and rural traditions
The Zorro films are sweeping the DTT network, attracting thousands of viewers and reaffirming their timeless appeal on Spanish television.
History of comics: evolution, challenges, and revolution of the ninth art
Comics have changed radically in Spain. Learn about their history, the rise of manga, and the new trends that define this art form.
'The Peninsula of Empty Houses': the literary phenomenon that rewrites the memory of the Civil War
The Peninsula of Empty Houses, a novel by David Uclés, reinterprets the Civil War with magical realism and has garnered success and awards.
Mozart vs. Salieri duel: a musical battle in the heart of Zamora
Don't miss the Mozart vs. Salieri Duel: humor, live music, and the audience deciding who wins. Discover the LittleOpera Zamora experience.
Salvador Dalí's influence on the Costa Brava: art, landscape, and cultural legacy
Explore Dalí's Costa Brava: discover Cadaqués, Portlligat, and the surroundings that inspired his art. Experience the legacy of the surrealist genius.
Caravaggio: current events, mysteries, and events surrounding the genius of chiaroscuro
All about Caravaggio: the latest exhibitions, documentaries, mysteries, and tributes to the Baroque master.
David Bowie: Cultural Legacy, Tributes, and His Impact on Music and Art
We review David Bowie's legacy: tributes, exhibitions, personal stories, and his musical and artistic influence.
The modernist revolution: art, society and new cultural horizons
What was the modernist revolution? Discover its impact on art, society, and how it continues to inspire creativity today.
Carla Simón explores family and social memory in her new film "Romería."
Carla Simón takes an artistic leap forward in "Romería," fusing memory, realism, and poetry. Discover the new benchmark in Spanish cinema.
Brief Contemporary History: A Living Work on the Identity of Tierra del Fuego
The latest on the Brief Contemporary History of Tierra del Fuego: voices, anecdotes, and real-life protagonists in the new edition.
La uÑa RoTa Publishing: a story of resilience and originality in the Spanish literary scene
Learn about the journey of La uÑa RoTa, a publishing house awarded for its originality, radical authors, and commitment to unique books.
Jane Austen is back in the spotlight: new adaptations, tributes, and literary tourism.
Series, films, and events celebrate the relevance of Jane Austen and her most iconic novels on her 250th anniversary.
Enrique Vila-Matas and his 'Canon of the Camera Obscura': A Literary Exploration from the Shadows
Enrique Vila-Matas's Camera Obscura, a novel that reinvents literature and the canon from the perspective of an android.
Washington Black: The miniseries that reinvents adventure and social drama
Explore Washington Black, the series about freedom and science in the 19th century. Available on Disney+, a different story.
The memory of slavery in Spain: history, silences, and traces in contemporary culture
Why is slavery in Spain still a silenced topic? Explore its history, memory, and vestiges in today's culture.
Ana María Matute's centenary: tributes, legacy, and current events
Tributes, exhibitions, and reissues celebrate Ana María Matute's centenary throughout Spain. Discover the key events and her legacy.
Books similar to Romeo and Juliet: A story of impossible love and tragedy
Romeo and Juliet is the quintessential tragic love story. Come and discover similar books by well-known authors.
The map of Francoist graves: keys to the declassification of documents
The new law opens access to the map of Francoist graves and archives of repression for families and researchers.
The Andalusian Legacy revives the legendary Castilian embassy to Samarkand
All about the Castilian embassy's trip to Samarkand at the Andalusian Legacy exhibition. History, artifacts, and legacy.
Books similar to Shogun: historical novels set in Japan
Shōgun (1975) is one of the most ambitious works by Swiss writer and screenwriter James Clavell. Come and discover similar books.
The Durango Museum of Art and History explores the evolution of perfume in a unique exhibition.
Immerse yourself in the exhibition of historic perfumes in Durango. Discover unique bottles and anecdotes that mark the evolution of perfume.
The Machado Soria Congress: international tribute to the poet and his cultural legacy
Soria celebrates the Antonio Machado International Congress with experts, activities, and tributes to the poet's 150th anniversary.
The Hemingway Route in Valencia: A Literary Journey Through the City that Inspired the Nobel Prize Winner
Experience the Hemingway Trail in Valencia: discover the places that inspired the Nobel Prize winner and explore his literary footsteps for free.
A Coruña Wonders Fair: the medieval heart of the city comes alive
Schedule, shows, and secrets of the Feira das Marabillas: discover how A Coruña relives its medieval past. Don't miss it!
Modernism as a cultural driving force: festivals, routes, and heritage in Spain
Fairs, tours, and restorations bring modernism to life in Spain, attracting tourism and enhancing its heritage.
Chapter summary of The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Picture of Dorian Gray is an iconic Gothic horror novel. Come and learn a complete summary of this Oscar Wilde gem.
History Days in Foz explore traditional music, the Maragatos, and local heritage.
All about the Foz History Days: presentations, dates, and featured topics on music, Maragatos, and archaeology.
The dog in art and history: the museum that celebrates its cultural influence
Did you know there's a museum dedicated to dogs as cultural figures? We explore their history, works, and interesting facts.
A profound journey through the richness and evolution of Spanish literature
Explore the keys and transformations of Spanish literature, from its origins to the present, in a comprehensive historical overview.
A crucial look at the narrative canon of the 20th century
How was the contemporary novel canon forged? The 1962 Biblioteca Breve Prize provides the key.
Symbolism, protagonist in the latest artistic and social trends
Why is symbolism so successful in museums and art? Current examples explore its role in culture and society. Read the full article!
Mandragora, the legendary café-theater that marked musical and literary history
What made La Mandrágora special? Discover the café-theater that was key to the songwriter's song and its echo in today's culture.
The special edition of Hopscotch: a tribute to Julio Cortázar's relevance in Latin American literature
Julio Cortázar's Hopscotch returns in a commemorative edition from the Royal Spanish Academy of Fine Arts. Discover why it remains an essential classic.
The mystery of the last Stradivarius: art, history, and secrets of an immortal violin
Immerse yourself in the novel The Mystery of the Last Stradivarius and discover the art, history, and enigmas behind the world's most legendary violin.
Tributes and current events about Carmen Martín Gaite one hundred years after her birth
Tributes, tours, and reissues celebrate Carmen Martín Gaite's centenary. Discover why her work lives on today.
The legacy and cultural projection of the Generation of '27: memory, tribute, and future
The Generation of '27 is revived with documentaries, exhibitions, and new spaces. Discover how their memory and that of their hidden figures are being honored.
All about the Pride and Prejudice anniversary: re-releases, festivals, and tributes
Pride and Prejudice celebrates 20 years in theaters, festivals, and new adaptations. Check out reruns and special events.
San Simón: Tribute and demand for recognition as a place of historical memory
San Simón brings together hundreds in a moving tribute and demands its official declaration as a site of historical memory.
Period thrillers: the series and films that reinvent historical suspense
Travel back in time with the best period thrillers. Series and films that combine mystery, suspense, and historical setting.
The historical novel in the present: new successes, awards and cultural events
Everything you need to know about historical fiction today: new hits, awards, courses, and classics you can't miss.
The Deconquest of Ron Lalá: Theater, humor, and music in a historical key
Ron Lalá returns with La Desconquista: history, humor, and music in a show that captivates audiences and critics alike.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife celebrates the feat of July 25th with a tribute to local history and identity.
All about the July 25th feat: programming, tributes, reenactments, and traditions in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Mein Kampf: One hundred years since the book that marked history
Why is Mein Kampf still relevant one hundred years later? We review its history, censorship, and legacy in today's society.
The documentary that revives the Civil War in Castellar de la Frontera
A unique documentary compiles testimonies of exile and repression in Castellar during the Civil War.
Chespirito Quotes: Cultural Power and the Controversy Surrounding His Legacy
Chespirito's iconic and controversial quotes have shaped generations. We analyze their relevance, impact, and current controversies.
'Aren't I a Work of Art?': Samantha Hudson's series challenges contemporary art in Spain
Filmin premieres "Won't I Be a Work of Art?", the series where Samantha Hudson explores Spanish art with humor and criticism. Read all the details.
José María Guelbenzu: the inexhaustible legacy of a renovator of Spanish narrative
Learn about the life and work of José María Guelbenzu: a key author of Spanish fiction, editor, critic, and teacher of generations.
Literature and History Awards: Recognition of literary excellence and historical study
Complete information on the Literature and History Awards. Discover the awards, categories, and their importance in culture.
Following in Hemingway's footsteps: his time in Hong Kong and his living legacy
Explore Hemingway's influence on Hong Kong, his favorite places, and how his legacy lives on in the city. An unforgettable literary journey!
Mao's Little Red Book: History, Origin, and Impact of a Key Work
What is Mao's Little Red Book and why was it so significant? Read the history and impact of this Chinese revolutionary symbol.
The Stasi: Literature, espionage, and contradictions in the heart of the GDR
The Stasi fused surveillance and literature. Discover the hidden side of the German secret police and its contradictory agents.