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Editorial Mazatlán ...
Editorial Mazatlán is a independent publisher specializing in English-language books on Mexican history and culture for the ordinary reader. Together with Libros Valor, which is the company's imprint for fiction, republication of out-of-print books on Mexico and Latin America and travel literature, it is owned by a Mexican corporation, Editorial Wisemaz S. de R.L. de C.V., with offices in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico. As the only English-language book publisher in Mexico, the company uses a privately-held sister company in Albuquerque New Mexico also using the name Editorial Mazatlán to handle legal matters in the United States and Canada, and to distribute and print books for sales in those countries.
Founded in 2008, the company published a general history of Mexico, specialized works on the Mexican Revolution and 20th century Mexican political figures, a work on acculturalization to Mexico culture and business practices, and a guide to Spanish pronunciation in its first few years. As of 2012, it had contracts for a dozen new works, ranging from a guide to bullfighting to a novel set during the Mexican Revolution. In addition, it has undertaken editing and publishing the English-language journals of jungle explorer and artist, Dimitar Krustev.
David Bodwell, the owner of the U.S. company, Editorial Mazatlán and C.E.O. of Editorial Wisemaz, is publisher and editor. Acqusitions Editor and Project Director is Richard Grabman.