Blas Malo

(Alcázar de San Juan, Ciudad Real, 1977), of Jaen roots and adopted from Granada, is a civil engineer and passionate about history. He has given conferences on historical literature and has organized literary routes in Granada through the scenes of his writings. His first novel, El esclavo de la Al-hambra, set in Nasrid Granada in the 14th century, was published by Ediciones B in 2010, with great recognition from readers and critics. Later, he was followed by the novels El Mármara en llamas (Editions B, 2012), El señor de Castilla (Editions B, 2013) and La furia del Fénix (Editions B, 2016), El Veneciano (Edhasa, 2018), Don Juan Manuel. The Guardian of Words (Edhasa, 2020) and Lope de Vega. Disdain and fury (Edhasa, 2021).