She left home at nineteen, nine boxes of books, work part-time operator and its corresponding average wage that could survive. She managed, persistent and bold, ignoring the warnings of those who claimed that his artistic aspirations would starve. Today, some years later, can not only be proud of its studies of Dramatic and Performance, but is also known for his Saturday column Postmodern and screwed in SinEmbargoMx online newspaper, for his contributions to the erotic literary magazine SoHo Mexico and for its storybook Damas de Caza. Now, we are surprised with her first novel, The inhabited nights, which reflects on existential and everyday women's issues today.

 

(Hermosillo, Sonora) has a PhD in Spanish Literature from the University of Colorado and is a researching professor on Latin American Cultural Studies and Literature at the University of Texas in Austin. Some of his books include De la sensualidad a la violencia de género. La modernidad y la nación en las representaciones de la masculinidad; La modernidad abyecta. Formación del discurso homosexual en Hispanoamérica, and co-written with Patricia Ravelo, Desmantelamiento de la ciudadanía. Políticas del terror en la frontera norte.

@WillyParrillero.

 

Jordi Llobregat (Valencia, 1971) is passionate about history and the evolution of cities. For years he has maintained a special connection to Barcelona, the city his mother's family is from. He currently combines his writing with his work as the director of a company in charge of territorial competitiveness and local development projects. He is the co-creator and director of the Valencia Negra novel festival. His work has been included in several anthologies of short stories and is he a member of the El Cuaderno Rojo literary group.

Nacho Mirás Fole (A Salgueira, Vigo, 1971) has a Bachelor's of Science in Information Technologies from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Since 2005 he has written the interviews section in La Cara B on the back page of La Voz de Galicia. Since 2010 he has been an associate professor at the faculties of Communications Sciences and Law at the University of Santiago. At the end of 2013, and after having been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, his blog became the diary of a person who fights each day against his disease without losing his unique sense of humor and style. He has received numerous awards and recognitions as a journalist and writer, among them the 2006 Galicia Communication Award for the best work in written press. In 2014 he won the 20Blogs award for best personal blog.

Keri Smith is the famous author of the blog "Wish Jar Journal", attracting more than 8,000 readers daily. She has also published other books on creativity with bestseller among which include: This is Not a Book (Perigee, 2009), How to be an Explorer of the World -the Portable Life / Art Museum (2008 Perigee), Wreck esta Journal (2007 Perigee). She was an illustrator for The Washington Post, The New York Times, Ford Motor Company, People, The Body Shop, and Hallmark. She Lives between New York and Canada.

 

Pascual Ibáñez is an expert in sensorial analysis and is a directing member of the School of the Senses, an institution dedicated to refining consumer s' palates. He is a sommelier of the Sommelier School of Spain, co-founder of the Sommelier's Association of Chile and gives classes on various food products. He is a critic and consultant for companies in the gastronomy industry. He has been on the judging panels for international wine and beer competitions and has written several books. He is on the Board of Directors for the Culinary Art School in Mexico.

Vicente Garrido Genovés has a PhD in psychology and master's in criminology, and is one of the pioneers of and most well-known authorities on violent criminology. He has worked as a consultant for the United Nations and with police and justice officials in Spain on several cases. He created the profile that helped to catch the mass murderer Joaquín Ferrándiz.

 

Íñigo DomÍnguez (1972) Since 2001 he has worked as a correspondent for El Correo in Rome. He has worked in Venezuela, Greece and the Balkans. His recent achievements include crossing the trans-Siberian on the pretext of doing some reporting, and his very unlikely special assignment to the Seychelles. His recalcitrance to using Twitter means he hasn't the slightest repercussion on the rest of the world. This is his first book.