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César Sánchez

César Sánchez Sánchez (Madrid, 1970)  studied in the Faculty of Science and Mathematics but never practised either because, as he says, "his brain box isn't big enough". He has published the novel De vivio (On Vice; Relee, 2016) under the pseudonym Arturo G.

César Sánchez, Joana Carro y María Ramos

María Ramos (Cáceres, 1984) is an illustrator and writer of comics and children's books. She has a Fine Art degree from the Universidad de Salamanca and currently lives in Madrid. She has taken part in a range of collective projects such as ¡Qué Suerte!

CÉSAR VIDAL

César Vidal (Madrid, 1958) is a Spanish historian, writer and communicator who has been living in the United States since 2013. He has a PhD in History from UNED, and his thesis was entitled From Pentecost to Jamnia: Judeo-Christianity in Palestine in the 1st century.

Chad W. Post

Chad W. Post is the director of Open Letter Books, a press at the University of Rochester dedicated to publishing contemporary literature from around the world.

READER’S NAME: Alejandro Varderi

Chelston House

THRILLER, TERROR.

Chester, the Bear from Outer-space

Chester is a very special bear. He is from outer-space. Or perhaps not. Sometimes other people can surprise us with their strange habits. But this doesn't mean we can't be friends - or even best friends.

Bad Boy

Bad Boy is a rhymed story, written by Pilar López and illustrated by Nanna Garzón, that helps us to employ respect and tolerance as fundamental factors for living peacefully together. "PIncho is a bad boy", say the animals in the forest.

Chiki Fabregat

Chiki Fabregat was born in 1969 in a Madrid which still had trams running through it, although she doesn’t remember them. She grew up listening to stories where she and her brothers were the protagonists, because her father is a children’s book writer.

Chispeanditillejo

Marisol wants to go for a walk with her dog Peach. As she prepares to leave the house, her father, a sensible and cautious man, makes her take shelter from the imminent rain.

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