Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Nineteen cameras control the destiny of the inhabitants of the Bilbao neighborhood called San Francisco, the setting for the action of the novel. They are streets that were occupied in other times by miners and dockworkers, that attended to the emergence of republican ideology, and which were a space for freedom and diversion for generations. The closing of many of the shops, the emergence of heroine, and the massive arrival of immigrants upset... - Read more

A sausage. Two puppies. One man. One woman. One wolf. The three little pigs. Pelé. Maradona... Where will this dispute end up?? There were so many people on both sides that the confusion only grew... - Read more

  This fascinating feminist science fiction novel has been awarded the I Premio Pinto y Maragota for sexual and gender diversity, organized by the City Council of Pontevedra y Generales. The jury highlighted “its exceptional literary quality and revolutionary reflection regarding the construction of sex and gender, of identities and sexual orientations, as well as a profound feminist and environmental vision regarding the planet's... - Read more

  Spain's great dame of crime is back   Madrid's Ice Palace, fit out as a provisional morgue during the pandemic, cannot close its doors and return to its activity because the unclaimed coffin of an elderly woman prevents it. Lieutenant Salado and sergeant Jaso accompany the superstitious Judge Calvo to the preliminary inspection, which has a surprise in store: inside the coffin lies a man in a tailored suit and a gold Rolex on his... - Read more