Authors

  • Luís Bassat

    Luís Bassat was born in Barcelona in 1941. Founder and honorary chairman of the Bassat Ogilvy Group Spain, he has dedicated his professional life to advertising. He is a Doctor Honoris Causa from the Communications and Humanities Faculty of the Universidad Europea de Madrid and has won many awards in the course of a brilliant career.

  • Luis Béjar

    Luis Béjar is the author of: Aquello es lo que llamábamos Berlin (That's What we Used to Call Berlin; Premio Sésamo, 1978), translated to Russian; El coleccionista de agujeros (The Hole Collector; Premio Eulalio Ferrer, 1981); El manuscrito de París (The Paris Manuscript; Premio Castilla-La Mancha, 1988) and El viejo sonido del arco iris (The Old Sound of the Rainbow; Premio Francisco Alaya, 1995). He has also written a book of poetry, Donde viven las cosas (Where Things Live, 1998).

  • Luis Cobo Calderón

    Luis Cobo Calderón in a graduate in Law and has worked as a lawyer and art dealer. He has published various titles related to the world of art.

  • Luis de la Corte

    Luis de la Corte Ibáñez is professor of social psychology

     

  • Luis Delgado Bañón

    Captain and writer, Luis Delgado Bañon (Murcia 1956) is the author of a large number of historical essays. He entered the general corps of the navy at 16 and since then has been linked to the sea, being ship's captain for over 40 years. In the field of fiction he as published over 20 novels. He is regional director of the Institute of Naval History and Culture in the Mediterranean, and until his retirement was director of the Naval Museum of Cartagena.
    He is considered one of the best historical fiction writers on the Spanish navy.

  • Luis Fayad

    Considered one of the best Latin American narrators of the second half of the twentieth century, he was born in Bogotá in 1945.

  • Luis García Jambrina

    Luis García Jambrina (Spain, 1960) is a full professor of Spanish literature at the University of Salamanca.