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Mercedes Abad  debuted as a writer with Ligeros libertinajes sabaticos ( Light Sabbatical Libertinage , 1986), a book of short stories which was awarded the Premio La Sonrisa Vertical . She has published the short story books Felicidades conyugales ( Marital Happiness ), Soplando al viento ( Blowing in the Wind , 1995), Amigos y fantasmas ( Friends and Ghosts , 2004), winner of the NH Vargas Llosa Award , Media docena de robos y un par de... - Read more

Mercedes de Vega is an author with a degree in Sociology and Political Science. She has lived and worked in New York, USA, Barcelona and Madrid, Spain. She is currently living in Montreal. De Vega studied literature at the Complutense University of Madrid and has participated in a number of writing workshops. She frequently collaborates in various literary magazines and is a member of the jury for the Short Story Prize, Resonances. De Vega has... - Read more

Antonio Gómez Rufo (Spain, 1954) studied law at the University Complutense of Madrid, and while still a student started collaborating in various media as a journalist. In 1983 he was asked to head the Cultural Hall of Madrid’s Town Council and the Cultural Centre of the Capital City of Madrid. In that same year he published the book of short stories Opera 5 and El último verano de la familia Manela ( The Last Summer of the... - Read more

Juan Gómez Jurado is author of the novels Espía de Dios (God’s Spy, 2006), Contrato con Dios (Contract with God, 2007), El emblema del traidor (The Traitor’s Emblem, 2008), La leyenda del ladrón (The Legend of the Thief, 2012), El Paciente (The Tipping Point, 2014), Cicatriz (Scar, 2015), Reina roja (Red Queen, 2018), Loba Negra (Black Wolf, 2019), Rey Blanco (White King, 2020), His adult novels have been... - 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