My corner…

«The author writes and communicates. Both emotions and mood accompany the typing and transfer them to the characters and narratives… For me, they contribute and enrich the novel»
Pepe Pascual

«After one has been in our profession for a moment, he begins to see pink elephants everywhere.»

Curious quote taken from a conversation between two senior intelligence officials from two opposing organisations: Abwehr and SD.

It gives an idea of how sinister and at the same time real espionage becomes.

I still remember the moment when I gave my father the first copy of Amarga Libertad; My first novel. It happened on March 19: Father’s Day.

Their emotional reaction cannot be described in words.

Quite simply, I will never be able to thank you for your unconditional support. I just have to keep writing, striving to improve and enjoy each novel.

Thank you, Dad.

Although it was not the same Glenfiddich that Charles Parker asked for in Una bala, un final, the other day I tried this magnificent whiskey. Why not imagine being the protagonist of the trilogy while I was pleased with a couple of sips?

I finished the La última apuesta absorbed by the Asturian spell. In Herias I found the unique air and sound with which to isolate myself to write, in addition to having the incomparable flavour of this beautiful land. All of them were the perfect conditions to put an end to the trilogy of the diplomat and spy: Charles Parker.

Accompanying with a glass of wine when documenting or writing is a pleasure that I like to repeat.

Without taking it out of context, it turns out to be a very special balance that I emphasise with satisfaction.