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Andrés Pascual
Travel, music, and a long career in law all feed the stories behind these books. This Spanish novelist writes across historical fiction, suspense, and personal growth, often drawing on places he has explored around the world.
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Masakím
by Andrés Pascual
About the author
Born in Logroño, Spain, in 1969, Andrés Pascual is a Spanish writer, speaker, and lawyer. Sources about him also note his background in music: he trained as a pianist and composer, and he has been involved with rock bands as well.
Travel is a big part of his work and public persona. On his official site, he describes bringing back inspiration from journeys around the world, and several of his books are set against vividly international backdrops, from Asia to Africa. His novels include El guardián de la flor de loto, El compositor de tormentas, El haiku de las palabras perdidas, and El árbol de las palabras.
Alongside fiction, he has also written and spoken about wellbeing and personal development. His career blends storytelling, public speaking, and professional work in law, giving his writing a mix of adventure, reflection, and lived experience.