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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

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

Eva García Sáenz de Urturi was born in Vitoria and lives in Madrid. She earned a diploma in Optics and Optometry and held various management positions in the optical sector for a decade. In 2012, she published her first novel, "The Immortal Collection," which became a sales phenomenon and was translated into English with great success in both the United States and the United Kingdom. In 2014, the second installment of the series,... - Read more

Mariana Palova (Mariana Paola Urzúa Pulido) is a writer and digital artist born in Jalisco, Mexico, in 1990. Her visual work, a personal mix of occultism and mythology, has been nationally awarded and featured in more than fifty art exhibitions around worldwide. Her first novel ( The Lord of the Sabbath: Nation of Beasts ) was initially self-published in Spanish, positioning itself as a bestseller thanks to its incredible originality.... - Read more

Emma Reverter. Degreed in law and journalism, Emma Reverter lives in New York where she works as a communications advisor at the Cervantes Institute and as a journalist for various publications, of which the Vanguardia and National Geographic stand-out. Reverter has specialized on issues pertaining to human rights. Since 2001 she writes on human rights issues for the Catalan paper AVUI and in 2004 published the book “Guantanamo, Prisoners in... - Read more