Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

In its 70th edition, the journalist and writer Carmen Amoraga (Picanya, Valencia, 1969) received the Nadal Prize for La vida era eso, an "intimistic" novel that deals with love, loss and social networks, "the value of what we have lived and what is yet to be lived", and that was presented, as usual, under a pen-name, and with the title Senza fine. The novel's main character, Giuliana, loses her husband and has to take care of her two children.... - Read more

When not a month has passed since the publication of  That Was Life , by Carmen Amoraga (winner of the last Nadal Prize), Destino will launch a second edition of a book that has been widely praised since the beginning. Last week, Spanish newspaper  La Vanguardia  included  That Was Life  in the eight position of its best seller list, based on data from bookstores all over Catalonia. The book has also appeared in the... - Read more

The Antonia Kerrigan Agency and its team announce with great sadness the passing of one of the world's most celebrated and beloved authors, Carlos Ruiz Zafón, after two and a half years of harsh disease, which he endured with irony and good temper to its invincible end. We send our heartfelt sympathy to his widow MariCarmen Bellver. Despite this painful loss to his family, friends, and all his readers and publishers across the globe, we... - Read more

Last 23rd of October the Editorial Planeta launched the latest work by Marta Rivera dela Cruz titled “Terrible Love” under their sub-label Oniro. This book, composed of 10 short stories about love, written by Marta Rivera dela Cruz with commentaries from the specialist in emotional intelligence Carmen Loureiro is a guide to understanding sentimental relationships and the emotions of love. Jealousy, commitment, loss, infidelity and... - Read more

Here in the agency we've been representing Spanish and Latin American authors for more than thirty years. And the literature in Spanish of the last three decades cannot be understood without Gabriel García Márquez. We are deeply sorry for the passing away of an author to which we, just like every other reader, owe much, starting with a gratitude that should last more than a hundred years, but not filled with solitude, but with the... - Read more