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Spanish autumn literary release season

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The Spanish publishing market is entering a significant autumn season characterized by high reading rates and revenue. Initial reports highlight a diverse range of upcoming releases, including filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar’s debut novel, ‘El hombre que solo escribía en los aviones’, and works by Arturo Pérez-Reverte and Dolores Redondo. Other notable upcoming titles include ‘Los huérfanos’ by Carmen Mola and ‘Cosamala’ by Alana S. Portero. ~~Subsequent updates detail specific upcoming titles scheduled for~~ September ~~and late September, such as~~ releases have expanded the season's scope. Andrea Abreu’s ‘Pajaritos ~~preñados’,~~ preñados’ explores life in northern Tenerife, while Rodrigo Cortés’s ‘Hija del ~~cielo’, and~~ cielo’ features a mythical atmosphere in the seaside town of Gabaón. Jacobo Bergareche’s ‘Tío ~~Grande’. The season also features collections like~~ Grande’ is scheduled for late September, focusing on a mus tournament. Other notable works include Jon Bilbao’s story collection ‘Esta es tu casa’ and Ian McEwan’s speculative fiction ~~from Ian McEwan.~~ ‘Lo que podemos saber’. The broader Spanish-language market is also seeing significant activity. In Spain, additional notable authors include Rosa Montero and Katixa Agirre. Internationally, September highlights include Julián López’s ‘Las iracundas’, a special edition of Graham Greene’s diaries, and Florencia Canale’s mystery set in Central Europe. Other significant titles include Gabriela Margall’s historical fiction and Eduardo Berti’s novel set in Patagonia.

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