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Maitane Vierbucher was born in Pamplona, although she lives in Gipuzkoa. She studied Graphic Arts and later did a Master's Degree in IT, followed by one in Digital Marketing and Business Communication Management (she received the Cambridge International Diploma in Business Communication). As May Boeken, she has published the duology Everlasting Wound I: All the Damned Decisions ( nominated for Best National New Adult Novel in the Romantic... - Read more

Mariana Palova (Mariana Paola Urzúa Pulido) is a writer and digital artist born in Jalisco, Mexico, in 1990. Her visual work, a personal mix of occultism and mythology, has been nationally awarded and featured in more than fifty art exhibitions around worldwide. Her first novel ( The Lord of the Sabbath: Nation of Beasts ) was initially self-published in Spanish, positioning itself as a bestseller thanks to its incredible originality.... - Read more

Sofía Parra , a writer, communicator, and digital marketing specialist, was raised in Priego, Cuenca. In 2016, she published her first work: "De ti para mí" (From You to Me), a standalone urban fantasy book. In 2020, she began publishing the trilogy "El lamento de las flores" (The Lament of the Flowers), composed of "Gazania," "Juliet y Dalia," and "Melisa." It is a psychological thriller saga set in Spain, with investigative... - Read more

Matthew Tree (London, 1958) learned Catalan, in 1979 started to work as professor of Catalan and finally moved to Barcelona in 1984, where he has been living hence. He has published the novels Fora de lloc (Cafè Central, 1996), and Privilegiat (Columna Prize 2001), which was originally written in English and has been published in Catalan by Columna and in Spanish by Muntaner Editores); as well as the book of stories Ella ve quan vol (Premi... - Read more

Javier Vásconez (Ecuador, 1946) studied literature at the University of Navarre, Spain, and in Paris. In 1982 he published a book of short stories, Ciudad lejana (Far-Away City), and in 1983 he was awarded the first mention in the magazine Plural of Mexico, with the story «Angelote, amor mío» («Angelote, my love»). In 1989 El hombre de la mirada oblicua (The Man with the Slanting Gaze) appeared, and in... - Read more