Luis Roso (Moraleja, Cáceres, 1988) holds degrees in Hispanic Philology from the University of Salamanca and English Philology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He is also the curator of the Gata Negra crime fiction festival, held every summer in the Sierra de Gata (Extremadura). His accolades include the Ciutat de Vila-real Narrative Prize for Durante la nevada (Alrevés, 2020) and the Tuber Melanosporum Prize for Best Debut Crime Novel in 2016, awarded by the Morella Negra festival, which he won with his first novel, Aguacero, also published by Alrevés (2023 edition). His other books include Todos los demonios (Alrevés, 2021) and El crimen de Malladas: Por vuestra boca muerta (Alrevés, 2022), which was nominated for the Rodolfo Walsh Prize for Best Nonfiction Crime Book at the Semana Negra de Gijón and was selected by El País as one of the best crime novels of 2022. He recently reissued Primavera cruel, also with Alrevés.