Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Dora Maar died in 1997 leaving behind an aura of mystery and expectation. She was Picasso’s lover between 1936 and 1943, she had photographed the Guernica and was an exceptional model for the series; The Crying Woman by the painter from Malaga. Dora Maar’s father was Yugoslav and her mother French although her childhood was spent in Argentina. Rejecting her bourgeois origins she became a political left wing activist joining the... - Read more

After Saevin, a boy with exceptional powers, arrives at the Tower, Dana feels that something strange is about to happen, and she decides to travel to the Forgotten City to visit the Nameless Temple and consult the Oracle. The terrifying prophecy involving eleven people worries her even more Yet, can anyone manipulate the plans of fate? [Translated into German, Catalan and French.]... - Read more

On the day Arys turns eighteen, a large green envelope arrives from Athens. It contains a handwritten letter, filled with drawings and diagrams, that has been sent to her by her aunt. The letter’s tone in some ways feels like a farewell, and in its opening lines her aunt recalls some of her most treasured memories of Arys, including conversations and travels inspired by their shared passion for Greek mythology. Arys’s aunt reveals... - Read more

The summer of 1921. Deep in the Rif Mountain Range, the Moroccan Berbers are revolting against the Spanish occupiers. In a matter of days, they force the Spanish army to retreat to the coast causing a true blood bath. The young captain Augusto Santamaría is one of the few to escape. He barely survives his injuries, but will be an invalid for the rest of his life and can never return to the army. He is appointed as commissioner with the... - Read more