Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

The Nobel prize winner’s son tries to bring us closer to his father’s figure, to demystify him all while painting a more intimate picture. Through a series of episodes and amazing anecdotes, Camilo José Cela Conde covers an entire life and in spite of the estrangement that there was between them both during the last years, he pays tribute to the writer and the man who was his father. ... - Read more

In Cela, piel adentro , the son of the Nobel Prize winner manages to create a portrait that is both literary and personal of Camilo José Cela, undoubtedly one of the crucial figures that Spanish literature produced in the twentieth century. In what is the best homage and account from he who was dreaming since his youth of the Nobel Prize of Literature, Cela Conde reviews the life of his father, the man who was to him, above all, a... - Read more

Only the person who looks for expiation can assume the burden of guilt. A young Russian model and influencer disappears in Madrid, where she had gone for the opening of a lingerie shop. Her body is found placed like an offering on the altar of a church. Like Eve, the young woman looks virginal, she doesn’t even have a bellybutto. The characteristics of the crime lead everyone top believe it is the work of a serial murderer looking to... - Read more

After a painful break-up, Diego, a young writer, decides to leave his old life and travel to New York. There he meets Ulises and immediately falls in love. By his side, Diego will discover pleasure and affirm his identity. As they walk the streets of the mythical neighborhood of Chelsea, Diego surrenders to his new sexual identity.  With  El filo de tu piel/On The Skin’s Surface , José Ignacio Valenzuela spreads out a... - Read more

“One can classify pains much in the same way seismologists do: in a numeric scale that measures the inventory of the damage done. At 5, the Richter scale declares that it must be possible to see the quakes’ effects on walls in the forms of cracks or slight fissures. At 7, there is a danger of collapse. At 10, the event can be considered a cataclysm, which is none other than a telluric movement that modifies geography. The same... - Read more