Criminologist and writer, Silvia Ferrasse was born in Madrid in 1993. After training in Criminology, she obtained a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies. Ferrasse works in the world of cybersecurity.

Born in Madrid in 1973, Olalla García holds a degree in History from the University of Alcalá de Henares and has also completed postgraduate studies in Salamanca, Bologna, and Paris.

Argentine writer and therapist, Jorge Bucay is known for his self-help and self-improvement books, which have made him one of the best-selling authors in Spain and Latin America.

Escritora hispano-uruguaya, Carmen Posadas es conocida tanto por su carrera como comunicadora en Televisión Española como por su notable obra literaria.

Argentine writer and essayist, Ricardo Piglia graduated in History from the University of La Plata and worked for several publishing houses for a long time. He was a professor of Literature at the University of Buenos Aires and a visiting professor at several American universities such as Harvard and Princeton.

Spanish writer, Antonio Muñoz Molina was born in Úbeda on January 10, 1956. A member of the RAE (Royal Spanish Academy), he is considered one of the best Spanish-language novelists of recent years.

Spanish writer born in Elda, Alicante, on January 29th, 1957, Elia Barceló studied Anglo-German Philology and eventually earned her doctorate in Hispanic Philology from the University of Innsbruck. She is a professor of Hispanic literature in Austria.

Argentine writer, television scriptwriter, playwright, and economist, Claudia Piñeiro graduated in Economics from the University of Buenos Aires, working as an accountant for several years while she continued writing.

Antonio Machado (1875-1939) is one of the most important poets in Spanish literature and the youngest representative of the Generation of '98. His early works, inscribed in the Symbolist modernist movement, are characterized by their intimate, subjective, and fragmentary style.

Spanish writer living in León, Beatriz Berrocal (Benavente, Zamora, 1962) combines her literary career with her work as a nurse.