Authors

  • Gabriel Janer Manila

    Gabriel Janer Manila (Algaida, 1940) is a novelist, essay writer and pedagogue.

  • Gabriel Pacheco

    Gabriel Pacheco (México DF, 1973). He studied scenography in the Escuela Nacional de Teatro del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA). In 1997 he started illustrating children books. Evocation and dialogue with the past are the keys to his work.

     

  • Gabriela Keselman

    Born in Buenos Aires, she moved to Madrid as a teenager. She has published around 50 children’s titles, translated to various languages, and 2 have been adapted for the stage.

  • Gabriela Ossenbach Sauter

    Gabriela Ossenbach has a doctorate in Educational Science and a degree in the History of America. She is currently Professor of the History of Education at the Education Faculty of UNED (Spanish equivalent of the Open University). Her research work has centred around comparing the origins and evolution of public education systems in 19th and 20th century Europe and Latin America. She is head of the MANES Research Centre (research into school text books), based at UNED, where she promotes research into school text books in Spain, Portugal and Latin America over the past two centuries.

  • Gabriela Rubio

    She began her career designing posters, for which she won various prizes, and also designed logos; she has also worked on advertising campaigns for institutions and businesses.

  • Garazi Goia

    Garazi Goia (Segura, 1978) is a telecommunications engineer, works for the BBC and lives in London. She has won prizes in several short fiction competitions and this is her first novel. 

     

  • Gaspar Moisés Gómez

    Born in Serranillos, Ávila, in 1927, the poet has lived for years in León. He studied law in Salamanca, where as a student he began working on the magazines 'Intus' and 'Más', the second of which devoted its two central pages to a small anthology of his work.