Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Juan Bolea (Spain, 1952) has a degree in History and Geography, though he has been working as a journalist for twenty years. He started his literary career with the short novel El palacio de los jardines oblicuos ( The Palace of the Slanting Gardens ), which received the Ciudad de Alcalá Award in 1981. Then he published two novels that were highly acclaimed by the critics: Mulata ( Mulata , Mira 1992), set in Castro´s Cuba, and El... - Read more

He was born in Mexico, D.F. in 1961. He has a degree in Psychology and a master in Creative Writing for the New Mexico State University. He has published many books. Among his Children and YA fiction titles we can find Los ensebados (1993, Premio Nacional de Novela Juvenil FILIJ), El secreto de Gorco (1994, Premio Nacional de Cuento Infantil FILIJ), Miedo, el mundo de al lado (1994, Premio Nacional de Novela Juvenil FILIJ), Las montañas azules... - Read more

Maira Landa was born in Cuba and resides in San Juan, Puerto Ric, where she obtained a Master’s degree in Creative Writing. As President of the Board of Directors, Ms. Landa organized the first Festival de la Palabra in Puerto Rico in 2010. This inaugural event rounded up 65 internationally known writers and since then is held annually in the island. The UNESCO awarded her a diploma In recognition to her dynamic contribution to the... - Read more

Catalina Murillo attended the International Film School (EICTV) in Cuba to study audiovisual scripting, which is where her calling as a storyteller arose. Upon her return from Cuba, she wrote the chronicle of the trip, "Long Cuban Sunday", and finished a career in Communication Sciences at the University of Costa Rica. She soon migrated to Spain, her other homeland. She lived in Madrid for a decade, working as a film and TV scriptwriter, and as... - Read more

Eduardo Sguiglia (Argentina, 1952) retired full professor from the UBA and the first Argentine Ambassador to Angola. He is the author of several investigative pieces and essays, such as Agustin Tosco and El club de los poderosos (The Club of the Powerful), which received two national awards for economics. His short stories and novels – Fordlandia (Norma, 1997. St. Martin Press/USA, Europa Verlag/Germany and Iluminuras/Brazil), No te fies... - Read more