XESÚS FRAGA was born in London in 1971. Since 1996 he has worked as a journalist for the newspaper La Voz de Galicia.
Xosé Manuel González 'Oli' (Cangas, 1960).
Professor of Early Years Education, writer and specialist in Children's Literature. A co-director of the 'Siete Leguas' collection from KALANDRAKA, the publisher of picture books 'Once damas atrevidas' and 'Pirata pata de lata'. He works with other publishers such as Xerais, Galaxia and Ir Indo.
Xosé Monteagudo (Moraña, 1965) is a law graduate and began his literary career when he was runner-up in the Modesto R. Figueiredo prize in 2001 for the short story 'O engado do triángulo'. His first novel, As voces da noticia, won the Premio Blanco Amor in 2002; in this work, the author uses transcriptions of taped material, e-mails, interviews and even judicial acts to weave a plot in which each of the author's voices reflects his perception of the events.
Xosé Neira Vilas (Vila de Cruces, 1928) is without a doubt one of Galicia’s finest writers.
Ramón Mariño Ferro teaches anthropology at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela and has published widely on the popular culture of Galicia, with such successful works as: Contos de homes e mulleres (Stories about Men and Women), Serpes e dragóns (Serpents and Dragons), O demo e o trasno (Demons and Gnomes), Contos marabillosos (Miraculous Stories), Lobos, lobas e lobishombres (Wolves, She-wolves and Werewolves) and Aparicións da Santa Compaña (Processions of the Holy Company), all published by Edicions do Cumio.
Xosé Tomás graduated in English Philology from the Universidad de Santiago de Compostela and has done doctoral courses in Linguistics at Universidad de A Coruña. He lives in Betanzos and now works as an illustrator and English teacher at the IES Melide. He regulaly works with a number of publishing houses and media organs. He did tertiary studies in Linguistics (Historical Sociolinguistics) at the Universidad de A Coruña and is a member of the Galician Association of English Teachers.