Film-to-books buzz: October’s big-screen slate leans literary, with new adaptations and star-led thrillers like Verity (Colleen Hoover) and Sense and Sensibility, plus horror Other Mommy and the social-media exposé The Social Reckoning—a reminder that publishing IP keeps feeding cinema. Publishing culture in Spain: The Instituto Cervantes-backed exhibition on Ana María Matute, Quien no inventa, no vive, lands in Tangier, spotlighting her childhood-to-imagination literary universe and reinforcing Spain’s export of major authors. Reading life & habits: A piece on why people still love physical books and another on “tsundoku” (book hoarding) both point to the same tension: more options, less time, but a loyal core of readers. Policy for young readers: Spain’s 400-euro Youth Cultural Voucher opens for 18-year-olds (born in 2008) until Oct 31, with expanded spending categories. Spain in global publishing networks: Entravel Group says it has embedded hotel booking tech across 40+ branded platforms and operates with entities in Spain—an indirect sign of how travel and media ecosystems keep converging.