Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

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

Hugo Burel (Uruguay, 1951) holds a degree in Letters, is a publicist, professor and journalist. He has published 17 books between novels and short stories, among which are Los dados de Dios (God´s Death, Alfaguara 1997), El autor de mis días (The Author of my Days, finalist in the Clarín Award for Novel 2000), El guerrero del crepúsculo (Twilight´s Warrior, Lengua de Trapo Award 2001 and one of the finalists of... - Read more

Roser Caminals-Heath was born in Barcelona in 1956 and lives in Frederick (USA), where she has been teaching Spanish Literature at Hood College since 1981. Her first novel, “Once remembered, twice lived” (Peter Lang, 1993), was later published in Catalan by Columna under the title “Un segle de prodigies” (1995). Thereafter she has published “Les herbes secretes” (Pagès Editors, 1999), which was... - Read more

José Manuel del Río (A Coruña, 1982) resides in Barcelona and works as a criminal lawyer and cultural journalist. His debut with the novel "Marea Roja" (Red Tide) (Ediciones B, 2019), a comprehensive work on drug trafficking, was a critical success that continued with "La Milicia de la Noche" (The Night Militia) (Ediciones B, 2020), cementing him as one of the most eclectic voices in today's publishing landscape. A... - Read more

  Álvaro García Hernández is a writer and a secondary education teacher of Spanish and Literature. He has been involved in the world of letters since childhood and is the author of several novels aimed at a teenage audience. Ana y nada (EDISENA, 1997) was his first literary work, published after he was the runner-up of the I Emilio Murcia Novel Prize. García Hernández is also known for his blog "Diary of... - Read more