Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

Mercedes Abad  debuted as a writer with Ligeros libertinajes sabaticos ( Light Sabbatical Libertinage , 1986), a book of short stories which was awarded the Premio La Sonrisa Vertical . She has published the short story books Felicidades conyugales ( Marital Happiness ), Soplando al viento ( Blowing in the Wind , 1995), Amigos y fantasmas ( Friends and Ghosts , 2004), winner of the NH Vargas Llosa Award , Media docena de robos y un par de... - Read more

Juan Pedro Aparicio was born in León. Since 1975, the year he published "El origen del mono y otros relatos" (The Origin of the Monkey and Other Stories), he has written novels ("Lo que es del César", "El año del francés", "La forma de la noche", "Malo en Madrid o el caso de la viuda polaca", "El viajero de Leicester" and "La gran bruma") and short story collections. He has also delved into essays, travel books, and... - Read more

Víctor Del Árbol (Spain, 1968) holds a degree in History from the University of Barcelona. He worked as an officer of the Catalan police force from 1992 to 2012. In 2003, he was the runner-up for the VIII Fernando Lara Award with El abismo de los sueños ( The Abyss of Dreams ) and in 2006, he won the Tiflos de Novela Award with the El peso de los muertos ( Weight of the Dead ). His novel La tristeza del samurai ( The... - Read more

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

Carlos Aurensanz studied veterinary at the University of Zaragoza and works in the public health administration. He combines his profession with his passion for writing. His first novel was published in 2009, Banu Quasi , the first book of a trilogy that was followed by: The War of the Al Andalus (2009) and The Caliph’s hour (2013). In it, Aurensanz records three years of research and reading of the Muqtabis, a 1000-year Arab chronicle,... - Read more