Authors

  • Francisco Rodríguez Adrados

    Born in Salamanca in 1922, Francisco Rodríguez Adrados’ long intellectual career puts him in a place of honour in recent Spanish culture. He is a classicist, an expert on India, a linguist and a historian, Emeritus Professor at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Doctor Honoris Causa at the Universidad de Salamanca and member of the Reales Academias de Lengua y Historia (Royal Academies of Language and History), of the Academia de Atenas and the Academia Argentina de las Letras.

  • Francisco Ruiz Vassallo

    He has written over 60 technical works in the fields of electricity, electronics, radio, television and 4 courses on electronics for distance learning. His published works total over a million copies sold and some of them have been translated into Portuguese and Polish and are references in many Spanish and Latin American polytechnics universities.
    He has published a large number of technical articles in the magazines Ohmio and Alta Fidelidad.

  • Gabi Beltrán

    Gabi Beltrán (Palma, 1966) demonstrated early on his passion for narrative, illustration and otherwise, and began orienting his creative calling towards the world of illustration. He collaborated in a number of prestigious comics such as 'Nosotros Somos Los Muertos' and the Swiss 'Strapazin'. His illustrations have featured in numerous publications in the United States (Veer, Plansponsor, Portland Monthly Magazine), and he has also been a contributor to El Pais for a number of years.

     

  • Gabi Martínez

    Gabi Martínez (Barcelona 1972) is a writer. His novel 'SUDD' was chosen by the magazine Qué Leer and El Periódico's literary supplement as one of the best books of 2007, along with authors such as Cormac McCarthy, Jonathan Littell and Javier Marías. 'Hora en Times Square' and 'Atico' were critically acclaimed, placing Martínez among the great innovators of Spanish literature.