Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

A few days before the harvest on the most important plot of the Marbil estate, where the grapes used for the prestigious VVV vintage are grown, the oenologist heading up the production, Esperanza Moreno, is found dead in her house, with her throat cut and a pool of blood on the floor. It appears to be a crime of passion because she is several weeks pregnant. Now a deputy inspector in the San Sebastián police force, Vicente Parra will... - Read more

What happened to Dani Santana? The journalist is plastered from top to bottom in a hospital after an attempted murder. In the hospital, he befriends Gratu, a youth rugby player who has ended up in a wheelchair. Gratu, a restless patient and compulsive hacker, leads Santana to investigate certain practices that have brought our healthcare system to bankruptcy. Meanwhile, one of the richest men in the world lands in Barcelona. Mexican businessman... - Read more

This is not a novel, neither is it a book. It is rather a friction toy, a recreational and indecent artifact, an anomaly of language. Matilde is a political sciences student, intent on gathering the most intricate information on the missing Mexican politician, Roberto Soto Garigletti. The son of the famous statesman, the painter Arturo Soto, is who, from the very first interviews, is giving out the facts on his father in doses, with the aim of... - Read more

Jorge, Valva, Lourdes, Cecilia, Roberto y Mauro met at the Fine Arts School and became inseparable. But the passing of time has put distance between them. In spite of being in touch, they haven’t been together in twelve years. One day, through an email, Jorge invites them all to spend a weekend in the Hotel Valva, in Saint Rémy, because he wants to share a piece of news with them. Although the first reaction by some is to come up... - Read more

  Darío Galicia was a poet close to the Infrarealists with an extravagant personality and a wit that quite a few compared to that of Oscar Wilde. According to a rumor provoked in part by a poem by Roberto Bolaño, Darío Galicia San Epifanio was subjected by his parents to a lobotomy to "cure" him of homosexuality and, while at it, of his poetry. Dragged by that myth, and because Darío was an admirer of Lewis... - Read more