Manel Loureiro
Spanish author
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Manel Loureiro (born December 30, 1975, Pontevedra, Spain) is a Spanish author.
- Horror
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| Born | December 30, 1975 Pontevedra, Spain |
| Education | University of Santiago de Compostela |
| Occupations | Writer, journalist, former lawyer |
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Background
Manel Loureiro is a writer, journalist, and former lawyer born in Pontevedra, Spain on December 30, 1975. He earned a law degree at the University of Santiago de Compostela, and has worked as a television presenter in the Television de Galicia1 and as a screenwriter. He collaborates with the daily newspapers of Pontevedra, newspaper ABC.2 and World.3, and is a regular contributor to the Cadena SER and to GQ magazine's Spanish edition. El Confidencial has called him the Spanish Stephen King.[1]
Novels
Apocalypse Z series
His first novel, Apocalypse Z #1: The Beginning of the End (in Spanish: Apocalipsis Z: El Principio Del Fin),[2] began as a popular blog before its publication and eventually become a bestseller in several countries, including Brazil, Italy, and Spain. AmazonCrossing published book one in English, in October 2012,[citation needed] and the book was translated into Galician in 2013.[3] A film adaptation has also been created in 2024.[4]
Loureiro has written two sequel novels in the Apocalypse Z series: Apocalypse Z #2: Dark Days (2010: in Spanish, Los días oscuros),[5][6] and Apocalypse Z #3: The Wrath of the Just (2011: in Spanish, La ira de los justos).[7] Books two and three have been translated into English, Italian, and Portuguese, and book two was translated into Galician in 2014.[8]
The Last Passenger
Loureiro's next book, The Last Passenger (2013: in Spanish, El último pasajero), is about a Nazi ghost ship.[9] The novel was translated into English by Andres Alfaro.
Only She Sees
Loureiro's most recent book is Only She Sees (2015; in Spanish: Fulgor).[10] The novel was translated into English by Andres Alfaro.
Personal life
Loureiro currently resides in Pontevedra, Spain,[11] where he is a full-time writer.[citation needed]
