Authors
Pierre Szalowski
Pierre Szalowski is a Canadian writer and novelist. In 2009 he won the Grand Prix of the Relève littéraire Archambault.
Fernando J. Muñez
He began his literary career in 2002 in the world of children's and youth literature, where he has a wide career. In 2019 she published her first adult novel, The cook of Castamar, which was followed by, in 2021, The Ten...
Juan Del Val
Juan Ángel del Val is a Spanish writer. He has worked as a screenwriter, director, presenter and as a radio and television producer.
Matt Haig
He's an English novelist and journalist. He has written fiction and non-fiction for children and adults, often in the genre of speculative fiction.
Rick Riordan
American writer, best known for being the author of the Percy Jackson saga and the Olymo gods, Olymo Heroes.
Anthony Hope
He was a British writer famous for his adventure novels, among which the most recognized are The prisoner of Zenda and Rupert of Hentzau, who are "minor classics" of English literature.
Jesse Sutanto
Jesse Q. Suso grew up coming and going between Indonesia, Singapore and Oxford, and he considers all three places his home.
Julia Quinn
She is an American writer, author of American historical romance. His novels based on the Bridgerton family have reached great popularity.
Carmen Martín Gaite
Born in Salamanca, it belonged to the so-called Generation of the Post-War, along with Ignacio Aldecoa and Rafael Sánchez Ferlosio. With Entre visillos, he won the Nadal Prize in 1957. She has been awarded the National P...
J.M. Barrie
He was a Scottish novelist and playwright. Although he wrote 20 novels and more than 30 plays, his fame is due especially to the creation of the character Peter Pan, largely inspired by his friends the children Llewelyn ...
Aurora Venturini
Writer, teacher and translator. Friend of Jean- Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus, Eugène Ionesco and Juliette Gréco, wrote more than thirty books.
Annie Ernaux
She's a French-language woman, a literature teacher. His literary work, essentially autobiographical, maintains close links with sociology.
Agota Kristof
Agota Kristof was a Hungarian writer, who lived in Switzerland and wrote her works in French.
Sayaka Murata
Japanese writer. She has been awarded the Gunzo Awards for New Writers, the Mishima Yukio Prize, the Noma Literary New Face and the Akutagawa Award for "The Dependent.".
Rafael Pinedo
Rafael Pinedo was an Argentine writer and computer. "His work is characterized by a simple and poetic prose," with post-apocalyptic patterns of intense crudeness.
Louise Penny
Canadian writer, author of the saga of which Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is the protagonist, set in the Québec.
Clarice Lispector
She was a journalist, reporter, translator and writer of novels, stories, children's books and Ukrainian-Brazilian poems of Jewish origin.
Mary Beard
English academic specializing in classical studies. He is a professor at the University of Cambridge, and a professor of ancient literature at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Parinoush Saniee
Iranian sociologist, psychologist and novelist. His novel "The Book of My Destiny" (2003) inspired by the history of the women who lived in the Iranian Revolution during their adolescence, has been translated into 26 lan...
Alfred Edward Woodley Mason
He was a British writer and politician internationally recognized for his novel "The Four Pens"; originally published in London in 1902.
Art Spiegelman
From the underground, he became in the early 1980s one of the most influential alternative historians in his country, both for his own work ("Maus") and for his work as editor through Raw magazine.
Borís Pasternak
Boris Leonidovich Pasternak was a Russian poet and novelist, Nobel Prize in Literature in 1958.
Pierre Lemaitre
French writer and screenwriter, winner of the 2013 Goncourt Award with his novel "See you up there.".
Holly Jackson
Holly Jackson writes from a very young age, so much, that she finished her first, and bad, novel at age 15. He lives in London and, in addition to reading and writing, likes to play video games and watch crime documentar...
Ibon Martín
Spanish journalist, studied Communication and Journalism at the University of the Basque Country. After graduating, he went on to work for various local media, which he combined with one of his greatest passions: travel.
José Saramago
Portuguese writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1998. The Swedish Academy highlighted its ability to "make a fleeing reality understandable, with parables sustained by imagination, compassion and irony.".
Juan Rulfo
Mexican writer, writer and photographer, belonging to the Generation of the 52. He is considered one of the most important Spanish-American writers of the 20th century.
Eduardo Sacheri
Argentine writer, writer, historian and teacher. He became known to the public for his novel "The Question of His Eyes," on which the film by Juan José Campanella was based.
M.L. Rio
American writer, has a master's degree in Shakespeare studies awarded by King's College in London.
Jo Nesbo
Norwegian writer and musician. Leader and singer of the Norwegian rock band Di Derre and author of the novels starring Harry Hole.