Authors

  • Gervasio Sánchez

    GERVASIO SÁNCHEZ has been a journalist since 1984. He has been published in the Aragon Herald and La Vanguardia, as well as working with Cadena SER and the BBC. He has produced various photo books, including Kosovo, Niños de la Guerra; Sierra Leona, Guerra y paz; La caravana de la muerte; Las víctimas de Pinochet, Vidas minadas; and Sarajevo 1992-2008 (all published by Blume).

  • Glòria Marín

    Glòria Marín (Sabadell, 1959) worked for many years as a teacher and since 1991 she hasn't stopped writing stories and plays for children and young people. She has published, among others, "Llufa, What a Skunk", "The Thirteen Hour Clock", "Skimmer" and "In Dakh I met".

     

  • Gloria Pérez Serrano

    Gloria PÉREZ SERRANO is Professor of Social Education at UNED. She edits the Interuniversity Social Education Magazine and heads the Masters course in Educational Intervention in Social Contexts. She has published many articles and research papers on social education, sociocultural motivation and the methodology of qualitative research.

     

  • Gloria Rosales and Gordana Vranjes

    Gloria Rosales and Gordana Vranjes are the founders of the Yoga school Mandiram, in Barcelona. They have studied the main styles in yoga and have worked with hundreds of students.
    From their conviction that Yoga helps us to improve our lives and that everybody, regardless of their age and physical condition, can experience its benefits, they have created the Mandiram sequence: an integral approach for a healthy life, which is introduced for the first time in this book.

     

  • Gonçal Mayos & Antoni Brey (eds.)

    Gonçal Mayos teaches Modern Philosophy at the UB and publishes a cross-section of his research on his website. Antoni Brey is a telecommunications engineer and author of the essays “La Generación Fría” (Cold Generation) and “El fenómeno Wi-Fi” (The Wi-Fi Phenomenon). Joan Campàs is a philosopher and historian specialising in digital art and hypertext writing at UOC.

  • Gonzalo Giner

    Gonzalo Giner made his debut in the literary world with his novel 'La cuarta alianza', which was translated into six languages. Giner has been a vet since graduating from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 1985, and after his second novel 'El secreto de la logia', his most personal project is 'El sanador de caballos'.