"En agosto nos vemos": The Unpublished Novel by Gabriel García Márquez
A new work by the Colombian writer will be published on the tenth anniversary of his death. Find out about this and other news about Gabriel García Márquez's literary work
New Books from Independent Publishers at FILBo 2023
The independent edition takes FILBo 2023 with these titles that you cannot miss
Mexico at FILBo: What you Can't Miss
Mexico is the guest country of FILBo 2023. Here we tell you what the events that you cannot miss from April 24 to May 1
Juliana Perdomo and her writing that amaze children and adults
Her book "Sometimes All I Need Is Me" received the Ezra Jack Keats Writer Honor, a huge nod. She is the first Colombian writer and illustrator to receive it
"The reality shows that there is no unisex brain"
Neuropsychiatrist Louann Brizendine has returned with a new edition of "The Female Brain," which calls on society to move away from gender equality models in the growth of women
García Márquez Beats Cervantes in Terms of Translations. Which other Authors Are Next in Line?
The Instituto Cervantes placed Gabriel García Márquez as the Spanish-speaking author with the most translations in the 21st century. In the top 10, 6 Latin Americans stand out
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Saida Ortiz Serrano invites us to be "Amazing Women"
The book "Mujeres Asombrosas" shows the stories of empowerment that are an example for any woman
The values of imperfect beings
Through her personal experience, presenter Adriana Eslava highlights the human values of overcoming difficulties and turning them into an advantage for navigating in the life
Roald Dahl and Literary Revisionism: Censorship of Boks in the 21st Century?
The recent debate over the reissue of some of Roald Dahl's classics brings to the table the discussion of the censorship of books applied in the era of progressivism and the cultural war
We All Need a Good Dose of Awareness at Some Point
This is the reflection Paula Rincón, founder of Think and Talk, shared about the importance of developing the best communication skills from an early age
What is the powerful message left by Michelle Obama's book?
Written amid uncertainty caused by the pandemic, "The Light We Carry" is the former First Lady of the United States' response to creating one's tools for resilience, decoding pain, a...
Más Que Una Mujer by Caitlin Moran
In this book, the British author addresses the challenges of women who have overcome more than 4 decades of life
From the Pages of the Bible: 5 Captivating Books to Add to Your Reading List
In this article, here are five captivating books from the pages of the Bible that are sure to engage and inspire readers
El Murmullo De Las Abejas, by Sofia Segovia
The first half of the 20th century is the time frame in which the Mexican writer Sofía Segovia places the characters in her book EL MURMULLO DE LAS ABEJAS.
6 Outstanding Book-to-Screen Adaptations to Watch in 2023
For this year, titles such as "Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe", "Knock at the Cabin", "Red, White, and Blue Blood" and "Daisy Jones&nb...
One Book per Month, 12 Options to Meet your Reading Goals in 2023
One of the Promises that can be Frequented by 2023 may be the Increase in Reading. Below, one Literary Recommendation per Month to Meet your Reading Goals in 2023.
What 2022 Left Behind: These are the 10 Latin American Books of the Year
To Continue with our Rankings and Say Goodbye to 2022 Properly, we Bring you our List of the 10 Latin American Books of the Year
11 Books About Soccer to Enjoy During the Qatar 2022 World Cup
The Qatar 2022 World Cup is the Center of Attention for the Rest of the Year. What to Do Before or After Each Match? Read One of these Books About Soccer
Essential Books of Powerful Women
It is wonderful to recommend these authors who have wanted to translate into books their experiences and knowledge obtained because of their professional and work careers
We All Need a Good Dose of Awareness at Some Point
This is the reflection Paula Rincón, founder of Think and Talk, shared about the importance of developing the best communication skills from an early age.
Sylvia Plath’s Best Novels and Poems
The Woman Post cherry-picked Sylvia Plath as the woman who kept up the fight for gender equality and equity with her works.
7 Latin American Horror Books to Enjoy on Halloween
For Lovers of Literature, here we Recommend 7 Horror Books by Latin American Authors to Read during Halloween
5 Children’s Books To Talk About Gender Equality
Every October 11, the International Day of the Girl is celebrated to reaffirm the commitment to support all girls and their families in achieving their comprehensive development in an egalitarian cont...
The Strength of the Female Psyche
Clarissa Pinkola Estés is the author of Women Who Run With the Wolves, a story in the form of essays and narratives that weave revelations about women and their nature.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her must read novels
The Woman Post brings you a list of books by Chimamanda that no history fan should miss.
The 5 Best Books Inspired by Afro-Descendant Women
For many years, women have tried to confront racism from a gender perspective. That is why afro-descendant women try to give visibility to this great challenge
Salman Rushdie's Attack and Threaten to J. K. Rowling: Violent Censorship Around the World
The Writer Salman Rushdie was the Victim of an Attack Motivated by Religious Fundamentalism. Other Authors Have also had to deal with Other Types of Attacks and Censorship Caused by Their Art or Activ...
Daniel Barahona Author of “Live Before Dying”
He began to write and never stopped, that is how at the age of 13 he wrote his first book: “The True Success: Be a better version of yourself”.
Top 3 Ebooks Created by Women
Meet in The Woman Post, the best 3 ebooks and the 3 women who made these stories come true.
5 Books to Understand the Colombian Armed Conflict
The Commissioners of the Truth Commission Listened to All the Actors in the Armed Conflict, Focusing on the Victims of the Guerrillas, the Paramilitaries and the State Authorities. The Story also...
Cristina Rivera Garza Wins the Xavier Villaurrutia Award: Femicide in Literature
The writer Cristina Rivera Garza was declared the winner of the Xavier Villaurrutia Award for her work "The Invincible Summer of Liliana" (2021)
International Book Day: 5 Stories that Have Been a Success in Spanish and English
In recent years, there have been books by Latin American and American authors that have been successful in both the Spanish and English languages. We bring you a list of recommended on International B...
FILBo 2022: These are the Events you Cannot Miss
After two years, FILBo 2022 is once again face-to-face. Here we recommend the unmissable events of one of the largest literary fairs in Latin America
The Best Feminist Books You Should Read
There are many perfect books if you want to learn more about feminism. Here are some ideal books for this.
These are the Books that Inspired the Oscar-Winning Films
From classic literature to contemporary publications, Oscar-winning films have found their inspiration in these books
Books of 2022: do not miss these new readings
Among the cultural novelties of 2022 are these 5 books that will be published during the year and you can't stop reading
Halloween Books by Talented Women Writers in the Horror Genre
Here are the best books from great women horror writers to enjoy during October.
5 Horror Books to Enjoy on Halloween
Is your plan to stay home for Halloween? Here we bring you some recommendations in which terror is the protagonist. These are our favorite horror books
5 Books To Reflect on the Importance of Silence
We live in a world that can sometimes be too loud. The streets are full of noise, and so are our offices and even our homes. Noise can lead us to feel stressed and it can even cause health problems.
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Sandra Quintero Abello: "Women’s Voices Must Be Heard"
She likes to be called Sanqui, a fusion of the first syllables of her first and last name, a short word that today is her personal brand. She calls herself restless, outgoing, dance-loving, and e...
Where To Start Reading Abdulrazak Gurnah, Nobel Prize in Literature 2021?
The inspiration for the work of the Tanzanian Abdulrazak Gurnah, Nobel Prize in Literature 2021, comes from his experience as a migrant and the culture shock that this implies
What Maternity Books To Read During The Nine Months Of Pregnancy?
Whether you are a new mother or not, here we recommend a series of must-see maternity books that you will enjoy while you wait for your baby to arrive
Digital Books: In the 5th Ranking During the Pandemic
The increase in eBook reading during the pandemic has been the boom of the post-COVID-19 era.
"I Believe In the Power Of Fiction" An Interview With Juliana Abaúnza
We Spoke With Juliana Abaúnza About Feminism, Abortion, Pop Culture, Television, the Viejas Verdes group, And Her New Book "Series Largas, Novios Cortos"
FILBo 2021: How does a Virtual Book Fair Work?
The Bogotá International Book Fair opened its website from August 6 to 22
J.K Rowling: The Surprising Story of the Harry Potter’s Writer
Today, J.K Rowling, the writer who changed the game for women in book publishing, turns 56. Here we remember her story.
5 Buddhist Books To Raise Peaceful and Kind Children
These stories based on Buddhist teachings will help children manage their emotions better and live a full life.
