Pablo del Palacio (Madrid, 1981) has a degree in Law, a master’s degree in Cultural Management and a master of other titles that he has never done much of. Like many others of his promotion, his still short professional career is full of contradictions and false steps that have taken him from offices of intellectual property to agencies of representation of actors, and even by the path of the entrepreneurial entrepreneur and other many misadventures that neither He himself wants to remember.

His close relationship with literature and poker led him to publish, along with champion Leo Margets, The Queen of Poker (Planet, 2010) and shortly afterwards a satirical novel about the two-handed financial crisis with Maria Antonia Velasco, Poor Poor (Carena 2012). Que Se Verano (Click Ediciones, 2014) is his first solo novel, a portrait that is not very objective, rather frivolous and rather intense of his generation, conditioned by the suffocating heat of the estuaries of northern Almeria.

In October of 2016 has published in Planeta Before to meet you. A thrilling journey full of obstacles where love pursues tragedy. And where tragedy lies precisely in love.

Cuando me dan la enhorabuena por haber escrito un libro suelo responder con un escueto agradecimiento, pero es por pura educación, porque en realidad no sé qué responder. Escribir un libro me parece que no tiene ningún mérito, ni siquiera es digno de un “enhorabuena”. Lo que sí lo tiene es escribir un buen libro, y no estoy seguro de haberlo conseguido todavía. De hecho, si aspirase a escribir una de esas novelas que un día llega a ser considerada un clásico atemporal e imprescindible, nunca reuniría el valor para publicar nada. Soy un lector exigente, pero como escritor tengo que conformarme con pulsar de mala gana el punto final antes de tiempo. Siempre, también ahora para este simple texto.