eLibros

eLibros (also presented as eLibros Editorial) is a Colombian digital publishing house that describes itself as "la editorial digital colombiana" — the Colombian digital publisher. Its catalogue is aimed at Spanish-speaking readers around the world and is maintained in a state of continuous growth and revision. The list combines ebooks by contemporary Latin American authors with "obras inmortales" (immortal works) from the 19th and early 20th centuries, positioning the house at the intersection of new Latin American writing and the Spanish-language literary canon. The publisher operates as a small press, as indicated by its Wikidata entry. Rather than running a conventional print-first programme, eLibros focuses on electronic publishing: it converts existing print titles (from InDesign or PDF files) and Word manuscripts into EPUB, designs and lays out printed books, and provides editing and proofreading services. Its titles are sold under its own imprint in major digital bookstores worldwide — explicitly Amazon, Apple Books and Google Play Books — as well as through digital libraries and subscription reading platforms. It also operates a download platform for ebooks at TarjetasEbook.com. For authors, eLibros runs an open submissions process: manuscripts are evaluated by its editorial team, and if a work is approved the publisher signs an editing contract. For other publishers, institutions and authors, it offers a services arm covering ebook production, EPUB conversion, print design and layout, text editing and correction, and distribution of ebooks to Amazon, Apple Books and Google Play Books. The homepage highlights new releases ("Novedades") and monthly recommendations ("Recomendados del mes"), featuring authors such as Maria Benedita Bormann ("Délia" Celeste), Carolina Sanín ("La mayor"), Juliana Rodríguez Pabón ("Bordado de pelo"), Juliana Camacho ("Los desvíos"), Claudia Amador ("Altasangre"), Teresa Martínez de Varela ("Mi Cristo negro") and Andrés Ospina ("Ximénez"). This mix of contemporary Colombian and Latin American voices with recovered historical works illustrates the publisher's dual editorial strategy. As a digital-first small press, eLibros occupies a niche in the Colombian and wider Spanish-language publishing ecosystem: it provides authors with a route to global ebook distribution without the scale required by large trade houses, and it offers conversion and distribution services to third parties. Its public identity is built around accessibility for Spanish-speaking readers everywhere, a growing and continually revised catalogue, and the use of major international ebook retail channels as its primary storefronts.

eLibros is a Colombian digital publishing house that presents itself as "la editorial digital colombiana" — the Colombian digital publisher. It operates as a small press, as recorded in its Wikidata entry, and builds its identity around electronic publishing for Spanish-speaking readers worldwide rather than a traditional print-first trade programme. The publisher's editorial mission, as stated on its website, is to make its catalogue available to Spanish-speaking readers everywhere, maintaining that catalogue in a state of continuous growth and revision. The list is deliberately dual: it publishes ebooks by contemporary Latin American authors alongside "obras inmortales" — immortal works — from the 19th and early 20th centuries. This combination of new Latin American writing with recovered historical titles defines the house's editorial profile. Operationally, eLibros is digital-first. It converts existing print books (from InDesign or PDF files) and Word manuscripts into EPUB, designs and lays out printed books, and provides editing and proofreading services. Its own titles are sold under the eLibros imprint in major digital bookstores worldwide — explicitly Amazon, Apple Books and Google Play Books — as well as through digital libraries and subscription reading platforms. The publisher also operates an ebook download platform at TarjetasEbook.com. For authors, eLibros runs an open submissions process: manuscripts are evaluated by its editorial team, and if a work is approved the publisher signs an editing contract. For other publishers, institutions and authors, it offers a services arm covering ebook production, EPUB conversion, print design and layout, text editing and correction, and distribution of ebooks to Amazon, Apple Books and Google Play Books. The homepage highlights new releases ("Novedades") and monthly recommendations ("Recomendados del mes"), featuring authors such as Maria Benedita Bormann ("Délia" Celeste), Carolina Sanín ("La mayor"), Juliana Rodríguez Pabón ("Bordado de pelo"), Juliana Camacho ("Los desvíos"), Claudia Amador ("Altasangre"), Teresa Martínez de Varela ("Mi Cristo negro") and Andrés Ospina ("Ximénez"). These titles illustrate the publisher's mix of contemporary Colombian and Latin American voices with recovered historical works. As a digital-first small press, eLibros occupies a niche in the Colombian and wider Spanish-language publishing ecosystem: it gives authors a route to global ebook distribution without the scale required by large trade houses, and it offers conversion and distribution services to third parties. Its public identity rests on accessibility for Spanish-speaking readers everywhere, a growing and continually revised catalogue, and the use of major international ebook retail channels as its primary storefronts.

Digital-first Colombian small press publishing Spanish-language ebooks for readers worldwide, combining contemporary Latin American authors with recovered 19th/early-20th-century classics, and offering ebook production and distribution services.

• Ebooks by contemporary Latin American authors

• Ebooks of 19th and early 20th century classic works

• EPUB conversion from InDesign, PDF or Word files

• Print book design and layout

• Text editing and proofreading

• Ebook distribution to Amazon, Apple Books and Google Play Books

• TarjetasEbook.com ebook download platform

1. 1eLibros Editorial - libros electrónicoselibros.com.co
2. 2eLibros - Wikidatawikidata.org