Manuel García González

He is described by Libros.com as an illustrator and draftsman by profession, and a writer by inclination. The same profile says he has contributed writing on landscape and ethnography to periodical publications, and has also published microfiction in literary outlets.

That background carries into his books. According to the available author information, he wrote the illustrated book Recuerdos de un pastor trashumante and was a co-author of El emperador estaba desnudo and Guía de aves del jardín de las delicias, the latter with Pepa. A separate author note on Escritores.org presents him as someone who experimented with many forms of writing before publishing his first novel.

Because the publicly available sources found here are brief, many personal and biographical details remain unconfirmed. What does come through clearly is a mix of visual art, literary interest, and a strong connection to observation of place, culture, and the natural world.