Leonardo Padura was born in 1955 in Havana and lives in Cuba. He has won many literary prizes, including the prestigious Princess de Asturias Prize in 2015 and the 2023 Pepe Carvalho Prize. He published THE MAN WHO LOVED DOGS, his masterpiece about the assassination of Trotsky.
BEN PASTOR lived for thirty years in the United States, working as a university professor, before returning to Italy to write historical thrillers. She has published threw novels in the Martin Bora series in English so far and a number of prize winning novels such as the The Water Thief.
Jurica Pavičić (born 1965) is a Croatian writer, scriptwriter, and journalist, living in Split. He has written ten novels, two collections of short stories and essays. His work has been translated into ten languages. Red Water is his first novel to be translated into English.
Chantal Pelletier, born in Lyon, began her career as an actor. She founded a theatre company in Paris and is the author of novels, essays, plays and film scripts. It is not unusual to find her engaged simultaneously...
Robin Ravilious is the widow of photographer James Ravilious and was closely involved in his work from the start, often travelling with him, and working on his books and exhibitions. She... Read More
James Ravilious (1939-1999) trained as an artist, like his father Eric, but a Cartier-Bresson exhibition converted him to photography, which he taught himself. In 1972, a move to his wife... Read More
Giampiero Rigosi, born in 1962, lives and works in Bologna. He is a much acclaimed literary critic, short-story and song writer as well as a producer of radio programmes on cinema noir and crime literature. Night Bus is his first crime novel.
Elwood Reid is the author of the novels If I Don't Six and Midnight Sun, and the story collection What Salmon Know. He has written for GQ and is a frequent contributor to Outside Magazine. He lives in Montana.
Mercedes Rosende was born in 1958 in Montevideo, Uruguay. In 2005 she won the Premio Municipal de Narrativa für ‘Demasiados Blues’, in 2008 the National Literature Prize for ‘La Muerte Tendrá tus Ojos’ and in 2019 the LiBeraturpreis in Germany for ‘Crocodile Tears’.