José Antonio Cotrina

In September 2020, The Harvest of Samhein, the first volume of his trilogy The Red Moon Cycle, was published in the United States of America and in Canada, both in English and Spanish. The second and third volumes will follow shortly.

José Antonio Cotrina graduated with a degree in Advertising and Public Relations, but quickly found a passion for fantasy writing, in all its variations. He started publishing his works in the early 1990s, mostly short stories, and then wrote the novel The Lost Sources in 2003. This was the first of his novels set in the Between the Lines Universe. Since then, he oriented his writing toward young adult literature, with books such as The House on the Black Hill, the trilogy The Cycle of the Red Moon, The Secret Song of the World, and The End of Dreams (written with Gabriella Campbell.) He received various awards, such as the UPC Short Novel Award for Out of Phase, the Alberto Magno Fantasy Award, which he won on various occasions., and the Kelvin Award for Best Young Adult Fantasy Novel for The Gates to Infinity, written with Victor Conde.

José Antonio Cotrina (born in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, July 8, 1972) is a Spanish writer, focused mainly on the fantasy, science fiction and horror genres. He is best known for his novels set in the Between the Lines Universe and for his trilogy, The Cycle of the Red Moon.