Señalibros is an annual series of online audiovisual meetings with booksellers from Latin America and Spain. This initiative aims to raise awareness of the network of bookstores, essential cultural venues in our societies, by exploring the circulation of books and the reach of reading.

Señalibros aims to be an observatory of current Spanish-language literature through exceptional readers: booksellers, who will introduce us to the voices of authors from their countries whom we urgently need to read beyond the mainstream.

This first Señalibrosseries, held monthly, will feature six dialogues of which two independent bookstores will be present known for their work as book sellers, promoting reading, supporting bibliodiversity, and cultural management.

The project is aimed at readers, teachers, researchers, students, and publishing professionals. Participation will be conducted via an open Zoom link,
which will be posted on the Instagram account of the Providence Ibero-American Literature Festival (FLIP), within which this project is being developed.

The meetings will focus on each bookstore's projects and local challenges related to book circulation and reading promotion.

In addition, we will dedicate part of the discussion to each bookseller presenting three or four authors from their country or region whose works have not yet crossed borders or achieved wider international dissemination.

he language of this project will be in Spanish. The Señalibros sessions will be recorded and freely available on the YouTube Channel of Brown University, with Spanish subtitles and automatic English translation.