Talía Luis Casado was born in Tenerife. She published her first book, Opus ¾, in 2005, and won the award of narrative Mercedes Pinto. She is the Head Publisher in Ediciones Escalera since 2008.
Tareixa Enríquez (Spain, 1955) is a journalist specialising in dietetics and health. She launched and, for 20 years, was editor of Spain's first health and dietetics magazine and regularly contributes article to women's magazines. She edited El gran libro de alimentos (The Big Food Book, Círculo de Lectores, 2005) and is co-author of 100 consejos antiedad and 100 consejos para la memoria.
TecnoProducciones Multimedia's books are developed by a dedicated team with over 15 years of teaching experience who expound the content and theoretical and professional automotive concepts in a practical, workshop format.
Teresa Blanch (Barcelona 1969) studied Journalism at the Universidad Autónoma (Bellaterra), and Publishing at the Universidad Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). In 2003 she received a grant from the German government for research studies at the Internacionale Jugend Bibliothek in Munich. She frequently works with Spanish publishers and writes for European publications specialising in childrens' literature.
Teresa Broseta is well known as a writer of books for children and young people, both in Valencian and in Spanish. She has written numerous titles, for which she has won prestigious prizes.
Teresa Broseta was born in Valencia in 1963. She graduated in Educational Sciences at the University of Valencia, and in Spanish Philology at UNED, and she currently works at the Tax Office. In 2001 she received the Carmesina Prize for her first children's fiction book, 'La Botiga del Carme' (Ed. Bullent) and so she began to make her way in the publishing world. Although she mainly writes children's fiction, almost always in Valencian, she has also published poetry and children's theatre, adult fiction and various works in Spanish.