Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Sabina Berman was initially recognized as a playwright, four time winner of the National Theatre of Mexico Award along with a dozen critics’ awards. Berman inaugurates a new work practically every two years in Mexico and her works have been toured extensively within the country and in Canada, USA, Central-America and South-America. To mention a few; Entre Pancho Villa y una mujer desnuda ( Between Pancho Villa and a Naked Woman , 1992); Muerte... - Read more

Luis Cerezo (Barcelona, 1969) studied Arts in the Escola Massana and Music at Barcelona’s Liceo. He has combined literature with boxing, musical composition, cameraman, as well as an early career as a jazz musician. For fifteen years he worked as an advertising creative director and film and television screenwriter—activities which he has juggled with musical composition and independent filmmaking.  In 2004, he directs and... - Read more

Virginia Gasull begins her professional life in the world of architecture and then directs it towards the development of projects related to the Internet. In parallel, she studies sexology and in 2009 begins her professional work as an instructor, giving sexology talks to groups and associations of women. Her love for wine culture also leads her to different wine-making and tasting courses, as well as visits to wineries in Europe's main wine... - 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

Maribel Medina was born in Pamplona, and although her desire to travel has led her to live in India, her home has been in the Baztán Valley (Navarra) for the past 25 years. As a teenager, she was orphaned and had to give up her dream of becoming an astrophysicist, studying Geography and History instead. Later, she worked as an external reader for a national publishing house. In 2014, she published "Sangre de barro" (Blood of Mud), a noir... - Read more