Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

The Parnassus, literary congress which annually awards a prize for a master´s best unpublished work, changes venue and looks for a city that will host it in 2007. This festival has a peculiarity: the participants, authentic classics, are all dead. Dante Alighieri, symbolizing the consecrated and supervised by a young North American poet very much in vogue and a Mexican author (main narrator of the novel), will travel to Mexico, the... - Read more

  The story of our lives is not only that of the things that we've lost, it is also that of those few things which we decide to keep and that, in the end, cease to make sense to anyone other than those who are no longer around. Roger's phone starts ringing in the early morning; it can only be bad news or, perhaps, it's Denise, his ex, who is sorry and wants to get back together. That's all he can think as he tries to rescue the device that... - Read more

“All islands hide a secret or a treasure. This one hides both.” New York, 1842. Blackwell Island, located in the East River in front of Manhattan is the gloomy place where the people who reject the conservative society of the moment are confined. Run by the iron fist of Mr. Scraugh and by the obscure Head Nurse, Miss Grady, dozens of criminals, prostitutes, orphans, lunatics and sick people are hoarded in its buildings. A prison, an... - Read more

Madrid, 20 July 1969. Serafin Leal, a business man, and Carmen Léonard, the woman of his life, will not remember that on that day man landed on the moon; what they won’t forget is that a serious accident that almost cost them their lives. Leal begins to suspect that they want him and his loved ones dead. A week earlier. Bruno Grande, and ex-legionnaire, is released from a Tangiers prison after being locked up for more than twenty... - Read more