Inés García Hernáez

Invitado de Honor

She graduated in Philosophy from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) and holds a Master’s in Applied Ethics and another Master’s in Cultural Management and Social Innovation, both from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM). She co-founded the cultural project "Punzadas" together with Paula Ducay, where they run the podcast "Punzadas sonoras" and organize various cultural activities. She is interested in researching topics such as spatial justice and rurality.

Other activities involving the participant:

On literature in other formats. A crossroads. Ethics and literature Punzadas Sonoras (Podcast. Live episode)
On literature in other formats. A two-way journey. Philosophy. Punzadas Sonoras (Podcast. Live episode)

Paula Ducay

Invitado de Honor

Graduated in Philosophy and holds a Master's in Publishing from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM). She co-founded the cultural project “Punzadas” alongside Inés García, where they direct the podcast “Punzadas sonoras” and organize various cultural activities. Since childhood, she has cultivated a passion and interest in the world of books and contributes professionally to its various branches as a writer, editor, and translator. In February 2024, she published her first novel, La ternura.

Other activities involving the participant:

On literature in other formats. A crossroads. Ethics and literature Punzadas Sonoras (Podcast. Live episode)
On literature in other formats. A two-way journey. Philosophy. Punzadas Sonoras (Podcast. Live episode)

Marta Jiménez Serrano

Invitado de Honor

(Madrid, 1990) She is a writer. She holds a degree in Hispanic Philology and a Master’s in Literary Studies and Modern Letters. In 2022, she was awarded the writer's residency scholarship at the Cité des Arts (Paris).

Her poetry collection La edad ligera (2021, Rialp) was a runner-up for the 2020 Adonáis Prize. Her novel Los nombres propios (2021, Sexto Piso) was translated into Italian and selected by El Cultural as one of the best debuts of the year. Her book No todo el mundo (2023, Sexto Piso) was a finalist for the Premio de las Librerías de Madrid (best fiction book), finalist for the Openbank Vanity Fair Literature Prize (best fiction book in Spanish), winner of the Nollegiu Prize 2023 (best short story collection in Spanish), and selected as one of the books of the year by media outlets such as Babelia, Cadena Ser, and Radio Televisión Española (RTVE).

She has also contributed to collective books such as Querida Theresa (2022, Comisura) and El gran libro de los pájaros (2023, Blackie Books).

She has a monthly column in La Lectura, the cultural supplement of El Mundo, and she is one of the contributors to the television show "Ovejas eléctricas," hosted by Berto Romero. She writes and teaches writing workshops in Madrid.

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And now we're going to go our separate ways: the physiology of breaking up