Spain Writes, America Reads

Irene Solà and Lily Meyer dive into “I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness,” exploring themes of identity and the blurred lines of reality.

Spanish author and art historian Miguel Ángel Hernández presents his latest book “Anoxia,” in discussion with Tope Folarin at Lost City Books.

Spanish author and playwright Elisa Levi presents her novel “That’s All I Know,” in discussion with Susan Steinberg at Green Apple Books.

Elisa Levi discusses care, desire, and self-determination in “That’s All I Know,” in conversation with translator Christina MacSweeney.

Miguel Ángel Hernández explores mourning, memory, and the power of images in his novel “Anoxia”, in conversation with Ana Vidal Egea.

Spanish author Óscar García Sierra explores themes of identity, memory, and digital realities in his literary work at The Wild Detectives, featuring “Houston, I’m the Problem.”

Óscar García Sierra presents “Houston, I’m the Problem” in a bilingual poetry reading with Indran Amirthanayagam at Lost City Books.

Andrea Genovart presents “Consum preferent” in conversation with Andrea Reed-Leal as part of the “Writers Talks” series at the Instituto Cervantes in Chicago.

Spanish writer Laura Ferrero visits Washington, D.C. for a literary conversation at Georgetown University, where she will explore key themes in her work and creative process.

María Medem explores the dreamlike world of “Land of Mirrors” at Lost City Books in a conversation with SPX director Warren Bernard.

Spanish illustrator María Medem joins “MoCCA Arts Fest 2025” in NYC, presenting “Land of Mirrors” and engaging in panels, signings, and discussions on art.

Spanish author Elvira Navarro presents her book “The Voices of Adriana” in a conversation with American author Kimberly King Parsons.

Spanish author Elvira Navarro presents the English release of her novel “The Voices of Adriana” at Green Apple Books in San Francisco.

Spanish author, translator, and publisher Layla Martínez presents her book “Woodworm” in a conversation with translator and critic Lily Meyer.

Spanish author, translator, and publisher Layla Martínez presents her book “Woodworm” in a conversation with American poet and educator Melissa Lozada-Oliva.

Spanish author, translator, and publisher Layla Martínez presents her book “Woodworm” in a conversation with historian and book editor Daniela Blei.

Spanish writer Pilar Fraile presents her book “Euphoria Days” at Wellesley College as part of her U.S. tour.

Spanish writer Munir Hachemi will lead a Spanish reading club on his novel “Cosas vivas” and give a talk titled “Three Versions of Jorge Luis Borges: A Contemporary Reading” at the University of Florida.

Spanish writer Pilar Fraile presents her book “Euphoria Days” at Riffraff Bookstore in Providence as part of her U.S. tour.

Spanish writer Pilar Fraile presents her book “Euphoria Days” and engages in different activities in New York as part of her U.S. tour.

Following the success of its inaugural edition last year, which attracted over 1,600 attendees, the Spanish Literature Festival “Entrelibros” returns to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and promote a love for reading in Spanish among Miami’s youth.

Spanish writer Munir Hachemi engages in various activities in the DMV area as part of his Cheuse Center Residency, in collaboration with the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Washington, DC.

Munir Hachemi, recognized as one of Granta Magazine’s Best Young Spanish-Language Novelists, presents his novel “Living Things” at Michigan State University on October 14 and at Oakland University the next day.

Spanish writer Munir Hachemi presents his book “Living Things” as part of the 13th edition of the “Iberian Studies and Transformative Thinking Series” at the University of Notre Dame.