Elizabeth Nox studied Hispanic Philology at the Universitat de Valencia. A lover of medieval short story genre and fantastic literature, she has now been writing short stories for her friends and students for many years, all unpublished. She also illustrates her texts. She presently works as a secondary school teacher.
He is a professor of Clinical Psychology at the Faculty of Psychology in Santiago de Compostela University. He has a wide experience in the prevention and treatment of drug abuse and addictions and has carried out outstanding studies on addictions among youngsters and people in general. He has published several books on the issue.
Elisenda Queralt was born in Barcelona in 1971. She teaches English and has written several stories for children.
Élmer Mendoza was born in Culiacán, Mexico, in 1949. He is a professor at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. Mexican critics consider him "the first novelist to write a true account of the effects of drug trafficking in our country". He has been awarded the XVII José Fuentes Mares National Literary Prize, and he was a finalist in the Dashiel Hammet Prize in 2005. He has also won the III Tusquets Editores Prize for a novel in 2007 with 'Balas de plata' (Silver Bullets, 2008).