Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

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

Laura Freixas (Barcelona, 1958) studied in the French Licée in Barcelona. She got a degree in Law in 1980, but has always worked as a writer. She became known in 1988 with a collection of short stories; El asesino en la muñeca (Murder in the doll) . In 1997 she published her first novel; Último domingo en Londres (The Last Sunday in London) , followed by; Entre amigas (1998) (Between Friends) , Amor o lo que sea (2005)... - Read more

Patricia García-Rojo is a poet and a children’s and YA literature author who teaches Spanish Language and Literature in Mijas, where many of her books take place. She began publishing after winning the Andalucía Joven de Narrativa Award (2008) and, since then, she has not stopped writing. She has earned several awards for her novels, such as the Gran Angular Prize - that she won twice, first in 2015 with her novel El Mar and... - Read more

Juan José Rodríguez was born in 1970 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. He graduated in Communication in the Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa. Presently he works at the same university as Executive Assistant of the Cultural Progra. He is also member of the Comitee of several Mexican magazines, as well as being active as free-lance journalist. He has published the book of short stories Con sabor a limonero (1988), and the novels El náufrago del mar amarillo... - Read more