In a warm summer night, a man walks alone through the streets of Barcelona in search of a restaurant suggested by Riccardo, his Italian chef friend. The food is incidental: the real motive is to corroborate a literary finding there. Inside the Blink bar-restaurant, its host and cook, a thick man with a strong voice from Río de la Plata like our protagonist, will unravel stories and memories in between several toasts, and among these, as a result of conversation flow, he will reveal his other trade as a writer.

Martín Evelson (Buenos Aires, 1979)

Spanish-Argentinean freelance writer and editor. He lives in Madrid and has been working in the book world for two decades. In the first decade he worked as editor of the adult catalog of the publishing house Libros del Zorro Rojo, coordinating the production of iconic titles, such as El libro del té [The Book of Tea] (Lev Tolstói/Decur, 2019) and Iván el tonto [Ivan the fool]([Lev Tolstói/ Decur, 201)..
Today he is the representative in Spain of Argentinean publishers, such as Periplo Ediciones and Ripio Editora, as well as the Italian publisher Diabolo Edizioni.
As a teacher, he coordinates La máquina del tiempo [The Time Machine], a cycle of reading and writing workshops oriented towards short stories.

Aldo Alcota (Santiago, Chile, 1976)

Chilean painter who has exhibited at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York; Galería Taller de Rokha Chile; Fundación Granell, Santiago de Compostela;, Perve Galería, Lisbon;, Espacio Valverde, Madrid; and Galería Imprevisual, Valencia, among others.
Both his pictorial and literary work are clearly influenced by surrealism, Pataphysics, the Dada movement, the Panic group and Art Brut, as well as others. He is a prominent figure within the Chilean surrealist movement of the late 20th and 21st centuries.