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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

Luisa Castro was born in Foz (Lugo) in 1966 and holds a degree in Hispanic philology from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. A twenty-one she was awarded the Premio Hiperión de Poesia, for Los Versos del Eunuco  ( The Eunuch’s Verses ), and at twenty-four was the runner-up of the Premio Herralde de Novela for El Somier ( The Mattress ). Ever since, she has worked as a literary critic and collaborated for newspapers such as... - Read more

Ana Clavel  was born in Mexico City in 1961. She holds an M.A. in Latin American literature from UNAM. She is the author of the short story collections:  Out of Scene  (1984),  Raving Loving People  (1992),  Trembling Paradises  (2002), and the volume of collected short stories  Love and Other Suicides  (2012).  She was awarded the National Short Story Prize Gilberto Owen in 1991 , and the... - Read more

This Galician writer of YA titles has achieved unanimous praise from critics and audiences alike, ever since the publication of "Escarlatina, the Corpse Cook". This work has received a number of awards (among others, the National Literature Prize in 2015 ) and has garnered enormous sales success, first in Galicia and then in the rest of Spain, as well as various translations in other countries. The successful prequel "Esmeraldina, the Little... - 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