Miguel Serrano Larraz (Zaragoza, 1977) studied Physical Sciences and Spanish Literature at university. He first garnered attention for his short story collection 'Órbita' ('Orbit') (Candaya, 2009), which put him at the forefront of writers of his generation. He is also the author of a novel 'Un breve adelanto de las memorias de Manuel Troyano' ('A Brief Preview of the Memoirs of Manuel Troyano') (Eclipsados, 2008). He wrote the parody 'Los hombres que no ataban a las mujeres' ('Men Who Don't Tie Women Up') (1001 ediciones, Zaragoza 2010) under the pseudonym Ste Arsson. His short stories have featured in some of the most important anothologies of the past decade. He has published three books of poetry, 'Me aburro' ('I'm Bored') (Harakiri, 2006), 'La sección rítmica' ('The Rhythm Section') (Aqua, 2007) and 'Insultus morbi primus' (Lola Ediciones, 2011).