Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Alonso Cueto (Lima, 1954) is the author of several novels, short stories, and essays. Cueto has won several distinctions for his literary work, including the prestigious Herralde Award (Spain 2005) for his novel La Hora Azul ( The Blue Hour ), the 2007 Casa de Ámericas-Planeta second-place prize for his novel Susurro de la Mujer Ballena ( Sigh of the Whale Woman ) and the Anna Seghers Prize for his body of work (Germany, 2000). In 2006,... - Read more

Jacinto Rey worked for several multinational companies in Germany and Switzerland after completing his studies in Economics in Spain and in the UK.  He is author of the novels El cirujano de las Indias ( The Surgeon of the Indies ), Dile a Marie que la quiero ( Tell Marie that I love her ) and La noche de las medusas ( The Night of the Jellyfish ). El último cliente ( The Last Client , 2009) and El hombre de El Cairo ( The Man from... - Read more

Sandra Sabanero studied Political Sciences and Public Administration in the Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and finished a post-graduate at the National Institute of Public Administration (INAP). At the Technical University of Stuttgart, Germany, she began a doctorate in Political Sciences, with a scholarship from the “German Academic Services Exchange” (DAAD). As well as working in the Mexican banking system as a technical and financial... - 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