Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Víctor Del Árbol (Spain, 1968) holds a degree in History from the University of Barcelona. He worked as an officer of the Catalan police force from 1992 to 2012. In 2003, he was the runner-up for the VIII Fernando Lara Award with El abismo de los sueños ( The Abyss of Dreams ) and in 2006, he won the Tiflos de Novela Award with the El peso de los muertos ( Weight of the Dead ). His novel La tristeza del samurai ( The... - Read more

Born in Madrid in 1965. He began his literary career at the age of 23, when he was awarded the Premio Castilla-La Mancha de Novela for his first work, "The Happy Years". Ever since, he has published the following novels: "Mary Lou and the Easy Life", ( Premio Kutxa-Ciudad de Irún , 1994), "The Sirens' Betrayal", "After the Rain" ( Premio Ciudad de Majadahonda , 2001), "I Will never Repeat your Name" and "The Plaza Mayor Castaways". His... - Read more

Juan Ramón Biedma was born in Seville, studied Law, and for years has devoted himself to emergency management, an activity that he has combined with that of radio announcer, screenwriter and film critic, as well as collaborating in various publications and anthologies - The Black List , Probation and other stories , Guernika Variations , The Bible-The book , Coven ... God’s Manuscript (Editions B), special mention by the jury... - Read more

Juan Bolea (Spain, 1952) has a degree in History and Geography, though he has been working as a journalist for twenty years. He started his literary career with the short novel El palacio de los jardines oblicuos ( The Palace of the Slanting Gardens ), which received the Ciudad de Alcalá Award in 1981. Then he published two novels that were highly acclaimed by the critics: Mulata ( Mulata , Mira 1992), set in Castro´s Cuba, and El... - Read more

Reyes Calderón (Spain, 1961) is PhD in Economics and Philosophy, a professor and first vice-dean of the Faculty of Economics Sciences and Business at the University of Navarra. She is a visiting professor at the Sorbonne and at the University of Berkley, and centres her professional career focusing on good governance and anti-corruption. Columnist and habitual lecturer, she combines her academic work with writing. Reyes Calderón... - Read more