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Jon Arretxe has a doctorate in Basque Philology, a degree in Physical Education and has completed his piano and singing studies at the Bilbao and Vitoria conservatories. He has lived in Arbizu (Navarre) since 2004. This multi-faceted and successful author has chosen a literary career as a profession, gives lectures on his books or travels and, in addition, sings opera. His incursion into writing was through travel literature: 7 Colors , Tubabu... - Read more

Lena Blau (pseudonym) was born in Bilbao (Vizcaya). At the age of three she moved to Madrid with her family. There she graduated as an interior designer from I.A.D.E., afterward working in the Urbano & Pfingsten studio for a few years. In 2002 she moved to San Francisco (California) to take her Master in Design at the Academy of Art University. In 2005 she worked for the Rome Architecture studio from a studio located in New Orleans... - Read more

He was born in Mexico, D.F. in 1961. He has a degree in Psychology and a master in Creative Writing for the New Mexico State University. He has published many books. Among his Children and YA fiction titles we can find Los ensebados (1993, Premio Nacional de Novela Juvenil FILIJ), El secreto de Gorco (1994, Premio Nacional de Cuento Infantil FILIJ), Miedo, el mundo de al lado (1994, Premio Nacional de Novela Juvenil FILIJ), Las montañas azules... - Read more

Espido Freire (Spain, 1974) studied music and graduated in Philology from the University of Deusto, where she also got a degree in Editing and Publishing. Espido debuted as a writer with Irlanda ( Ireland , Planeta, 1998), a novel which received the French award Millepage. Donde siempre es octubre ( Where it is always October , Seix Barral) was published in 1999. Six months later she received the Premio Planeta for Melocotones Helados ( Frozen... - Read more

Alaitz Leceaga was born in Bilbao in 1982. She is the author of the bestselling novels "El bosque sabe tu nombre" (The Forest Knows Your Name) (2018) and "Las hijas de la tierra" (The Daughters of the Earth) (2019). She won the Fernando Lara Prize 2021 with her third novel, "Hasta donde termina el mar" (Where the Sea Ends). "Las dos vidas de Mina Índigo" (The Two Lives of Mina Índigo) is her fourth novel. If you want to know more... - Read more