When Paulo Coelho wanted to publish two novels his traditional publishers' calendar couldn't fit, we printed them for the whole world in six weeks.
SEVILLE · PUBLISHING · TECHNOLOGY · RIGHTS
Stories deserve
the best.
We edit. We print. We distribute. We represent rights. From manuscript to shelf, in Spanish, for the whole world. More than four hundred imprints and a hundred thousand authors trust Lantia with their operation.
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Who we are
We make books
as if they were our own.
Polish a manuscript until it's right. Print it in Seville, in our own plant, with long-run quality and no minimum run. Distribute it to 4,400 bookstores in Spain, to Mexico, to Hispanic USA. Take its rights to Cannes, to Frankfurt, to Guadalajara, to Bogotá. When the story leaps to the screen, produce it in-house. When an imprint deserves its own magazine, edit it.
We build with
Thirteen years of craft
In 2016 and 2017, two of the biggest publishing groups in Spanish entrusted their self-publishing imprints to us.
In a Seville bookstore, a machine of ours —Dragona— prints a three-hundred-page book in five to eight minutes. Catalogue: thirty thousand titles, one hundred and forty-two publishers. Behind Dragona, Liberis: the industrial plant of the Spanish-language book.
In 2025 we brought in Círculo Rojo, Europe's self-publishing leader since 2008. The number changed: we are Spain's largest book producer.
Once a year, in Seville, we sit publishers and screen producers in the same room. That's GPS — the only European summit where books and film talk to each other.
In 2026 we release La gran calumnia, the first film adaptation of a book published by one of the group's imprints — Seis mujeres seis, by Fernando Repiso, published by Samarcanda. The road from bookstore to screen was built in-house.
We distribute with
Digital distribution and aggregation
One platform.
Sixty retailers.
Thirty countries. Five languages.
Digital distribution of the Spanish-language book runs through here. We operate ebook and audiobook aggregation for first-rank Spanish-language publishing groups —Arturo Pérez-Reverte's Zenda Aventuras among them— and for more than four hundred independent imprints. Sixty international platforms: Amazon, Apple Books, Google Play, Kobo, Storytel, Audible, the leading regional retailers across Latin America. Thirty countries. Five languages. Consistent metadata, simultaneous release, title-by-title traceable reporting, royalty closes to the cent.
The difference from a pure aggregator isn't functional; it's structural. Our platform was built inside a complete publishing group. Digital sales data feeds, in real time, print-run planning at Liberis, author royalty reports, the audiovisual rights operation, editorial decisions on the next book. That's why the most demanding groups in the language operate here.
What we do
Three paths.
One single obsession.
Your catalogue, in good hands.
If your imprint needs a single operation that edits, prints, distributes, aggregates digitally and represents rights — it's here. We operate the self-publishing imprints of two of the biggest publishing groups in Spanish, and the editorial infrastructure of more than four hundred independent imprints. Your editorial vision intact. Our craft behind it.
See what we do for publishersYour book, no tricks and no rush.
If you've written a book and want it published well, we can. Honest editorial work. Real distribution — bookstores in Spain and Mexico, digital platforms, audiobook. And a bookstore of our own, libros.cc, where the reader who finds you once can come back. When the story has more in it, Lantia Films is just across the hall.
See what we do for authorsFrom page to screenplay.
If your catalogue —or your book— has a life on screen, we take the conversation to the tables that matter. Accredited agents at Cannes, Venice, the Berlinale, the American Film Market and Iberseries Platino. Our own literary agency with a presence in London, Frankfurt, Guadalajara, Buenos Aires and Bogotá. Producers like Lloyd Levin (Die Hard, Boogie Nights, Watchmen, Hellboy) actively pick their next projects from our catalogues.
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Lantia is the future of publishing.
Arturo Pérez-Reverte · Zenda Aventuras
Zenda Aventuras prints and distributes its catalogue on Lantia's infrastructure. OKDiario, May 2019
The group
One infrastructure.
Several publishing houses.
Lantia operates imprints for third parties and keeps imprints of its own. The big groups trust us with their brands; we make them run. Our own we develop like any client publisher.
Group companies and services
Lantia
Editorial services for publishers, authors, companies and institutions.
Liberis
The industrial plant for print on demand and long runs.
Libros.cc
The largest online Spanish-language bookstore dedicated to independent authors and bookstores.
Lantia Films
Audiovisual rights, production company, festivals and connection to international producers.
Rights agency
Boutique literary agency with a presence in London, Frankfurt, Guadalajara, Buenos Aires and Bogotá.
Publishers.news
The news of the Spanish-language book. Print magazine and digital newsletter.
Our own imprints
Círculo Rojo
Europe's self-publishing leader since 2008. More than fifty thousand books published.
Samarcanda
The group's traditional imprint. Fiction and non-fiction with full editorial curation.
Mr. Momo
Children's and young-adult literature. International Latino Book Awards winner.
+ other vertical imprints
A growing group.
Imprints we operate for third parties
Big-group imprints
We operate the self-publishing imprints of two of the biggest publishing groups in Spanish, continuously since 2016 and 2017. Their brands, our operation.
Independent imprints
The same infrastructure, with no minimum scale, for more than four hundred imprints that keep their brand and their margin.
GPS — Global Publishing Summit
Publishers and screen producers,
in the same room.
Once a year, one room in Seville. Publishers and screen producers face to face. Real pitches, rights signed, manuscripts crossing to the screen. INK MOTION, in partnership with the Seville European Film Festival, extends it to the public.