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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

  Marcelo Luján (Buenos Aires, 1973) settled in Madrid, Spain, at the begin-ning of 2001, where he currently works as a coordinator of cultural activities and workshops for literary creation. He has published short stories books Flowers for Irene (Premio Santa Cruz de Tenerife 2003), In Some Heaven (Premio Ciudad de Alcalá de Narrativa 2006) and The Detour (Premio Kutxa Ciudad de San Sebastián 2007). He has also... - Read more

Vanessa Montfort (Spain, 1975) is a novelist, playwright and journalist. In 2006, she was invited to take part in two programmes run by the Royal Court Theatre in London (“International Residency for Emerging Play-wrights” 2007 and “Spanish Voices” 2008), where she participated in workshops with some of the most important British play-wrights including: Harold Pinter, Tom Stoppard, Martin Crimp and Simon Stephens amongst... - Read more

Sofía Parra , a writer, communicator, and digital marketing specialist, was raised in Priego, Cuenca. In 2016, she published her first work: "De ti para mí" (From You to Me), a standalone urban fantasy book. In 2020, she began publishing the trilogy "El lamento de las flores" (The Lament of the Flowers), composed of "Gazania," "Juliet y Dalia," and "Melisa." It is a psychological thriller saga set in Spain, with investigative... - Read more

Sergio Ramírez was born in 1942 in Masatepe, Nicaragua. He published his first short stories at the age of eighteen. Whilst studying law he founded the literary magazine “Ventana” (“Window”) and in 1970 published his first novel, Tiempo de fulgor (Glaring Times). Since then till Tongolele no sabía bailar (Tongolele did not know how to dance) there have appeared Ya nadie llora por mí (No One No... - Read more