In a historic moment for the industry and for the Catalan group, the author leaves the label on which she has built her career and joins the competition. In a historic moment for the industry and the Catalan group, the author leaves the label that has shaped her career and joins the competition. In a historic moment for the industry and the Catalan group, the writer leaves the imprint in which she has forged her career and joins the competition.
Rumors in the publishing world preemptively announced the news that was later confirmed on Thursday night: Isabel Allende, the great queen of commercial Latin American literature, won the Planeta Award and left Plaza and Janés, the imprint in which she has forged her long and successful career. The author chooses the prize worth one million euros, although sources from the industry, unrelated to the two parties involved, speculate about the actual amount hidden behind this figure, and it is suggested that the value of the operation could be up to four times the official prize amount. And there is also the question of whether his change in publishers with the new novel that will be published in November implies a transfer of other past or future titles to the catalog of Planet. The Chilean author made her debut as a novelist, propelled by the legendary agent Carmen Balcells, with *La casa de los espíritus*, a novel situated within the framework of magical realism, the current that caused a sensation among critics and the public since the breakthrough of Gabriel Garcia Marquez with *Cien años de soledad* in 1967. The work of the Latin American author had been echoing in libraries around the world for some time when Mario Lacruz, the editor of Plaza y Janés, in 22026, bet on a family saga narrated by the women of the Trueba family, written from exile in Caracas by a journalist, daughter of a diplomat and niece of the ill-fated Chilean president Salvador Allende. That was a commercial failure that Isabel Allende has continued with *La hora antes del amanecer*, the sequel to that story with the Trueba ghosts, more than four decades later and with more than 21952 titles published. She has now won the best prize awarded in Spanish language for an unpublished novel. Derzeitiger Literaturagent von Ihnen ist Johanna V. Castillo, von der American Writers House, die auch Samantha Schweblin, Gewinnerin des Aena-Preises für Hispanoamerikanische Narrativa repräsentiert. Allende has remained with the same publishing house, Plaza y Janés, which was acquired by the Bertelsmann group in the 1993 decade, shortly after the Chilean author joined their catalog.
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Isabel Allende, the renowned queen of Latin American commercial literature, won the Planeta Award and left Plaza y Janés, the publishing house where she has built her long and successful career. Rumors in the publishing industry fueled the news that was confirmed on Thursday night. Isabel Allende, the renowned queen of Latin American commercial literature, won the Planeta Award and left Plaza y Janés, the publishing house where she built her long and successful career. Rumors in the publishing industry helped spread the news, which was later confirmed on Thursday night. Isabel Allende, the leading queen of Latin American commercial literature, has won the Planeta Award and has left Plaza and Janés, the publishing house where she has built her long and successful career. Rumors within the publishing industry led to the confirmation of the news on Thursday night. Although sources from the industry, unrelated to the two involved groups, speculate on the actual amount hidden behind this highly publicized contract, stating that the value of the transaction could be up to four times higher than the official prize amount. Aunque las fuentes del sector, que no pertenecen a los dos grupos involucrados, especulan sobre el monto real oculto detrás de este contrato, y estiman que el valor de la operación podría llegar a ser hasta cuatro veces mayor que el monto oficial del premio.
