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Félix Francisco Casanova (Santa Cruz de la Palma, 1956 – Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 1976) was the son of the poet and doctor Félix Casanova de Ayala. His father describes the young author as such: “Really early, already at the age of seven or eight, he was surprising me with unusual sentences. I was wondering where he could have read them. They were free expressions, almost surreal and esoteric, of which I could not find the source in none of the books of my library that he could have put his hands on”. Félix Francisco created afterwards a rock band and the literary movement Equipo Hovno. He receives many awards: in 1973, at the age of 17, he won the most important poetry award in the Canaries, the Julio Tovar award, in 1974, the Pérez Armas award for his novel edited by Les Allusifs, Le don de Vorace. Félix Francisco is also the author of the diary written in 1974. 
Pavel Sanaïev was born in Moscow in 1969, is one of the most promising directors and scriptwriters of the new generation of Russian filmmakers. He is the grandson of Vsevolod Sanaev, one of Russia’s most famous actors and the son of Elena Sanaeva, a well-known actress. His first novel, Bury me under the tiling was a best-seller in Russia and made him one of Russia’s leading writers.
A former journalist, Russian collaborator in the 1990's to the Russian editorial offices of RFI, BBC, Radio Liberté, Katia Metelizza is a columnist for the daily newspaper Nezavissimaïa gazeta. She has already published four text collections.
- - The New Russian Alphabet | Nouvel alphabet russe
Gérard DuBois was born in France in 1968 and lives in Québec since 1989. He contributes to many newspapers and magazines (The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Le Monde, The Globe and Mail, The New Yorker, Playboy, amongst others) and works for numerous editors and graphic design agencies. His illustrations have received the most prestigious honors in North America and his work, often acclaimed by the press, has been exhibited in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Montreal, and Toronto.
- - The Illustrated Adventures of Kitty Accentievitch | Les aventures illustrées de Minette Accentiévitch
Goran Petrovic was born in 1961, in Kraljevo, Serbia. He now lives in Belgrade and works as an editor. He is unquestionably one of Serbia's most prominent contemporary writers and has won all the main literary prizes in Serbia. His books are widely read and some of them had first print runs of sixty thousand and even a hundred thousand copies. Part of Petrovic's work has already been translated into Russian, Italian, Spanish and French.
- - Sixty-nine Drawers | Soixante-neuf titroirs
- - The Siege of the Saint-Sauveur Church | Le siège de l'église Saint-Sauveur
- - Atlas described from the sky | L'Atlas vu du ciel
- - Under a flaking sky | Sous un ciel qui s'écaille
Antonio Ungar is a journalist and a writer. He was born in 1974 in Bogotá and lived in Palestine where he used to write and work as a corespondent for Latin-American magazines and newspapers, he lives now in Bogotá. In 2007, he appeared on the Bogotá 39 list of Latin-Americas 39 most important writers under 39 years of age.
Heloneida Studart was born in Fortaleza, Brazil, in 1932. Imprisoned for several months in 1969 for her literary, journalistic, and union activities, Heloneida Studart was for a number of years on the black list of the military then in power. Following the assassinations of some very close friends, she wrote O pardal é un passaro azul, when Brazil was going through a new process of democratization. Heloneida Studart has also been a deputy for the PT (Workers' Party) of the state of Rio de Janeiro from 1978 to 2007. She passed away in december 2007.
- - The Hangman | Le bourreau
- - Memeia's Canticle | Le cantique de Memeia
- - The Eight Notebooks | Les huit cahiers
- - God Doesn't Pay in Dollars | Dieu ne paye pas en dollars
Sylvain Trudel is an implacable novelist who sees literature not as distraction but rather as the art of probing our consciousness. His first novel, The Breath of the Harmattan, published in 1986 and rewritten in 2001, won over the critics who recognized in him a kinship with Réjean Ducharme. Sylvain Trudel won the Canadian Governor General's Literary Award in 2007 for his short stories collection, La mer de la Tranquillité.
Born in Poznan, Poland, in 1930, Odojewski has acquired a reputation as an author, radio scriptwriter, and journalist. As well, he has received a number of literary prizes. His literary career began in 1951, when an excerpt from his book Wyspa ocalenia was read on Polish state radio. Dismissed for political reasons from his position as director in the Contemporary Theatre Studio of Polish radio, he left his native country in 1971 when he received a scholarship to study at the Berlin Academy of Literature. He has lived in the German capital ever since. He has also worked in the cultural affairs department of Radio Free Europe.
Writer, essayist, and professor of mathematics at the University of New Brunswick, Vladimir Tasic was born in Yugoslavia in 1969. In 2004, he won two of Serbia's most prestigious literary prizes with Rain and Paper, the Vital Prize and above all, the Nin Prize for the best novel of the year. This literary award is the most famous in Serbia : it has existed over 50 years and the previous winners were Kis, Crnjanski, Ivó Andric, Pekic, Pavic, Arsenijevic, David Albahari, Goran Petroviç.
Maximilien Durand was born in 1976. He holds a DEA (Advanced Studies Degree) from the Department of History and Philology Sciences of the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris where he wrote his thesis on Coptic Language in Haliographical Literature. He also holds degrees in first and second cycles of study from the École de Louvre where he presently teaches The History of Paleochristian Art, Byzantine Art and Christian Iconography.
Svetislav Basara was born in Serbia in 1953. One of the most brilliant - and most controversial - writers of his generation, his iconoclastic production includes books that are small masterpieces of the absurd. He excels as well in the pastiche with emphasis on versions marked by a sense of anarchy and burlesque. He has published a number of novels, short story collections and works of non-fiction. His books have been translated into English, Greek, Italian, Hungarian, Slovak, and French.
- - The Mongolia Guide | Guide de Mongolie
- - The Cracked Mirror | Le miroir fêlé
- - Lost in a supermarket | Perdu dans un supermarché
- - Earth's heart | Le coeur de la terre
Vladan Matijevic was born in 1962, in Cacak, Serbia. He is the author of two collections of poems, a collection of short stories and four novels and he has won important literary prizes in his country.
Born in French Flanders, David Descamps now lives in Marseille. He studied German language and literature at university and has published various pieces in literary periodicals. His attraction to cinema has led him in recent years to involvement in projects in which literature and cinema merge. A "physical" actor in a 2006 medium-length film, Dolly ou Les oies sauvages, he continues to explore several areas of creation, seeking in his writing as well a certain kind of energy. L'Apéritif des faibles is his first novel.
Gabriella Baracchi was born in 1940 in Como, in Italia. She is a teacher and Il vestito di sacco is her only novel.
Jean-François Beauchemin has worked for Radio-Canada as editor, designer, and director. His novel was short-listed for the following literary prizes: Quebec Booksellers 2005, Prix des cinq continents de la Francophonie, prix France-Québec. Beauchemin's novel will be made into an animation film by the French production society Finalement.
Elena Botchorichvili was born in Georgia where she became a journalist. She has been living in Quebec since 1992. Her first novel The Butterfly Drawer (Le tiroir de papillon) was published in 1999.
Born in Greece, Pan Bouyoucas moved to Quebec in 1963 where he works as a translator, playwriter, and film critic. L'autre, published by Les Allusifs in 2001, was a finalist for the Governor General's Literary Award. He won the literary prize Collégiens du Québec 2005 with Anna Pourquoi.
Born in Mexico, Vilma Fuentes lives in Paris and works as a journalist. She is also a literary consultant, a book critic and a magazine director. King Lopitos is her fourth novel translated in French after La Castañeda (La Différence), Gloria (La Différence), L'autobus de Mexico (Actes Sud)).
Dominique Kopp is a speech therapist and author of two books for young readers : Le kimono blanc (éditions Gautier-Languereau,2004) and Demain, il fera beau (éditions Gautier-Languereau, 2005), with another to appear in 2006. The Order of Things is her first novel and she lives in France, near Paris.
Born in France, André Marois lives in Quebec. Shove It Up Your Head is his second novel for adults. He has also published books for children and a collection of short stories. His other books are published by Albin Michel, Les 400 coups, Boréal and Trait d'union.
Born in Poland and living in Canada since 1968, Tecia Werbowski is the author of a number of novellas including Le mur entre nous (The Wall Between Us), published in 1995 by Actes Sud and unanimously hailed by critics.
- - Ich Bin Prager | Ich bin Prager
- - Anonymous Love | Amour anonyme
- - Prague Memories | Prague hier et toujours
- - The Wall Between Us | Le mur entre nous
- - Oblomova | L'Oblomova
- - Hotel Polski | Hôtel Polski
- - Between hope and nostalgia | Entre espoir et nostalgie
- - Room 26 | Chambre 26
