Antonia Kerrigan Literary Agency

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

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

Alonso Cueto (Lima, 1954) is the author of several novels, short stories, and essays. Cueto has won several distinctions for his literary work, including the prestigious Herralde Award (Spain 2005) for his novel La Hora Azul ( The Blue Hour ), the 2007 Casa de Ámericas-Planeta second-place prize for his novel Susurro de la Mujer Ballena ( Sigh of the Whale Woman ) and the Anna Seghers Prize for his body of work (Germany, 2000). In 2006,... - 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

Antonio Gómez Rufo (Spain, 1954) studied law at the University Complutense of Madrid, and while still a student started collaborating in various media as a journalist. In 1983 he was asked to head the Cultural Hall of Madrid’s Town Council and the Cultural Centre of the Capital City of Madrid. In that same year he published the book of short stories Opera 5 and El último verano de la familia Manela ( The Last Summer of the... - Read more