Berna González Harbour writes noir novels, is the creator of police officer Comisaria Ruiz, and according to Paco Camarasa, one of the "latest nine" in Spanish noir crime.

Berta is a graduate of Communication Sciences, a field in which she has worked for most of her professional career. Editor, PR, events organiser, proofreader and educator; words are what Berta likes best.

Berta Dávila (Santiago de Compostela, 1987) is the author of poetry collections like "Corpo baleiro" (Empty Body, 2007) and "Raíz da fenda" (Root of the Crack, 2013: Johan Carballeira Prize, Spanish Critics' Prize, AELG Prize).

Betina González (Argentina, 1972) has a master's degree in creative writing from the University of Texas, El Paso and a PhD in Latin American literature from the University of Pittsburgh.

The author is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Health Psychologist. She is a specialist in logopedic intervention and coordinator of the Pozuelo Psychologists internship program.

Blanca Busquets i Oliu (Barcelona, 1961) is a Catalan writer, scriptwriter and linguist. The written word has marked out her life. At the age of twelve she wrote her first short story, and from that point on, writing became the central axis of her life.

I was born in a small town in Galicia. Ever since I was tiny I have been drawn to the world of art, covering the walls of our house with little crayon drawings. At eight I swapped my colouring pencils for a paint brush and, when the time came, I studied fine arts at the Facultad de Pontevedra.