Browse our collection of authors

Juan Manuel Roca

Marco Antonio Campos

Ramón Cote

Edwin Madrid

Edwin Madrid is an Ecuadorian writer and professor, whose work moves between fiction and literary criticism. With an engaging style, he explores the complexities of society and identity in his narratives. His academic and literary output has contributed to the understanding of relevant themes in Latin American literature, consolidating him as an active intellectual figure in his country and beyond its borders.

Eduardo Chirinos

Claudia Masín

Juan José Rodinás

Esmeralda Torres

Reynaldo García Blanco

Nelson Romero Guzmán

Gabriel Cortiñas

Bruno Di Benedetto

Laura Yasan

1960-10-20 – 2021-06-19

Laura Yasan is an Argentine writer whose work is dedicated to exploring the complexities of female identity, memory, and human relationships. With an engaging and sensitive prose, she moves between fiction and essay, addressing themes such as the body, time, and the marks left by life experiences. Her writing is recognized for its psychological depth and its ability to evoke intense emotions.

Arturo Corcuera

1935-09-30 – 2017-08-21

Arturo Corcuera was a Spanish poet known for his playful and innovative approach to language. His work stands out for its formal experimentation and exploration of themes such as memory, identity, and the relationship between man and nature. Corcuera is recognized for his contribution to contemporary poetry, with a style that shifts between the colloquial and the erudite.

Luis Manuel Pérez Boitel

Luis Lorente

Tomás Harris

1956-06-03

Tomás Harris was a notable British writer and editor, primarily known for his work in the field of espionage and mystery fiction. His career was marked by the creation of engaging narratives and complex characters, which won a loyal following. As an editor, Harris played an important role in the publication and promotion of various authors, contributing to the literary scene with his vision and expertise. His legacy lies in the quality of his works and the influence he exerted on genre literature.

Miguel Ángel López Hernández

Carlos Eduardo Patiño

Juan Octavio Prenz

Alexis Figueroa

Julio Pazos Barrera

Julio Pazos Barrera is an Ecuadorian poet, essayist, and professor, recognized for his lyrical work that frequently addresses themes such as identity, memory, and the Andean landscape. His poetry is marked by careful language and deep sensitivity, reflecting his cultural roots and connection to Ecuador. As an academic, Pazos Barrera has also contributed significantly to the literary and cultural studies of his country.

Eduardo Langagne

Luis Rogelio Nogueras