Tomas Alva Andrei

Graduated from the Catholic University of Argentina in 2011 with a Law degree, he has developed in the audiovisual area writing scripts for short films, series and documentaries. He has assisted directors such as Lia Dansker and Felipe Forcham, among others. In 2014 he adapted and directed the play "Los Prójimos" by famous Argentinian writer Carlos Gorostiza. In May 2015 his short film "Day of the Dead" premiered at the Epa Film Festival in the city of Palomar in Buenos Aires. His first short story was published in 2015 through Editorial Dunken. Since then he has written more than 50 stories belonging to the science fiction and fantasy genre. In 2015 his short story "Travel to the Stars" was published in the book "Pulsiones 1". The following year another of his short stories was published in a collection of short stories by the name of "Cuentos Fueguitos" by Editorial Dunken. In 2016 his poem "Solo" was published as the opening poem in the book by Belen Buscaglia called "Caminos Interiores". In 2016 he won the Honorable Mention Award in the "National Literature Contest Rafael Hernández" for his short story "The Next Thousand Years". In 2018 he published his first collection of short stories in the book called: "Planet Bliss".