Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Tomás González (Colombia, 1950) studied Philosophy before becoming a barman in a Bogotá nightclub, whose owner published Primero estaba el mar ( In the Beginning Was the Sea), his first novel, in 1983. González has lived in Miami and New York, where he wrote much of his work while making a living as a translator. After twenty years in the US, he returned to Colombia. His works include the novels Para antes del olvido... - Read more

The narrative and non-fiction work of Ignacio Padilla has been translated into more than fifteen languages and has been recognized with more than a dozen national and international awards, such as: The Primavera Novel Award 2000 for his novel Amphitryon; The Mazatlán Literature Award 2006 for La Gruta del Toscano ( Toscano’s grotto ) and La Otra Orilla Award 2011 for his last novel El daño no es de ayer ( Not yesterday’s harm ). In 2001 Padilla... - Read more

Sergio Ramírez was born in 1942 in Masatepe, Nicaragua. He published his first short stories at the age of eighteen. Whilst studying law he founded the literary magazine “Ventana” (“Window”) and in 1970 published his first novel, Tiempo de fulgor (Glaring Times). Since then till Tongolele no sabía bailar (Tongolele did not know how to dance) there have appeared Ya nadie llora por mí (No One No... - Read more