Javier Moro
Javier Moro is a Spanish author known for epic historical narratives based on extensive research.
His notable works include Senderos de libertad about the Amazon rainforest struggle, Las montañas de Buda examining Tibetan drama, and Era medianoche en Bhopal co-written with Dominique Lapierre.
His 2005 novel Pasión India, about a Spanish dancer who married an Indian Maharaja, captivated over one million readers and was translated into seventeen languages.
El sari rojo, chronicling Sonia Gandhi's life, sparked controversy in India.
His novel El Imperio Eres Tu won the prestigious Premio Planeta in 2011, cementing his reputation for blending historical accuracy with compelling storytelling.
