Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Behind a great statesman such as Sebastiò José de Carvalho e Melo there is not one great woman, but several. Some bound by blood, like his mother Maria Teresa Luiza de Mendoça e Melo; others, by affection, such as his two wives. The first, ten years older than the young Sebastiâo, was the widow Teresa de Mendoça e Almada. The relationship was not fully accepted, but Sebastiao didn’t hesitate, he kidnapped... - Read more

Eloy Urroz is novelist, poet and essay writer. He studied for a degree in Hispanic Language and Literature at UNAM, Mexico and took his doctorate at the University of California, USA. Currently he is professor of Latin American Literature for the Citadel, South Carolina, USA. He has published the following novels; Las leyes que el amor elige ( The Laws that Love Chooses , 1993), Las Rémoras ( Las Rémoras, 1996), Herir tu fiera... - Read more

Yesterday, September 4, Atria/Simon&Schuster launched the new novel by the great author Félix J. Palma : “The Map of the Sky” The New York Times bestselling author of The Map of Time returns with a mesmerizing novel casting H.G. Wells in a leading role, as the extraterrestrial invasion featured in The War of the Worlds is turned into a bizarre reality. A love story serves as backdrop for The Map of the Sky when New York... - Read more

The Prisoner of Heaven hits the USA Top Ten lists in just few days after its release by HarperCollins! Place # 7 Indie Bound Bestseller Lists Place #10 on Nielsen BookScan On July 29th, the NY Times will publish its long-awaited list of bestselling books, among which we are sure will be this beautiful story. We should like to show our recognition to Carlos Ruiz Zafón for another success out of Spain.... - Read more

“Spanish author Felix J. Palma, with an amazing translation by Nick Caistor, has delivered a cross-genre masterpiece… The writing immerses the reader in another world that resembles our recent past, but not quite. Palma seeks the motivations behind the authors and their creations, and comes up with a tale that defies description. Readers of Palma's "The Map of Time" will find a worthy sequel,and newcomers will have no problem... - Read more