Authors - S

  • Sergio Kern

    Sergio Kern is a writer, designer, illustrator, poet and anything else he needs to turn his hand to. He has dedicated himself to all aspects of publishing children's books for more than 15 years.

     

  • Sergio L. Palacios

    Sergio L. Palacios was born in Áviles (Asturias, Spain) in 1966, and hholds a permanent post in applied physics at the University of Oviedo. in 2004 he proposed the teaching of an innovative subject he called 'Physics in Science Fiction.' In his classes students learn the laws of physics while watching films. Halfway through 2006 he decided to put together the material he was using in his geeky university classes and began to publish short monograph-style pieces on a blog, also called physics in science-fiction (http://fisicacf.blogspot.com/).

  • Sergio Maldonado

    Sergio Maldonado is the founder-manager of MV Consultoría / Divisadero (www.mvconsultoria.com), a pioneer company in the provision of specialized measuring and optimization web services with over 100 current clients including: BBVA, Vodafone, Mango, Coca-Cola, NH Hoteles, Caja Madrid, Vueling and RTVE.es.

  • Sergio Sierra

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  • Sergio Vilela

    Born in Lima, 1979, Vilela is a journalist and publisher. He has been editorial director of Grupo Planeta in Peru since 2005, and was deputy editor of  the magazine Etiqueta Negra. He studied journalism at the Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC) in Lima, where he was later professor of literary journalism. His articles have appeared in newspapers and magazines in Europe, the U.S. and Latin America, such as Paris Review, El País and Virginia Quarterly.

  • Seve Calleja

    Seve Calleja's (Zamora, 1953) literary life began with poetry and stories for adults. He was a member of the poetry collective Zurgai, winning the Ignacio Aldecoa short story prize in 1981. Although he has never stopped writing books for 'older people', for which he has won several awards such as the accésit del Pío Baroja for the novel and the Gabriel Aresti short story prize, he now devotes himself to literature for young people, and spends most of his time and effort as a reader, researcher and teacher in this area, as well as author.