Her latest published title is “El jardín de las brujas.” In this interview she tells us about this and other issues.

Clara Tahoces was born in Madrid and has a long career with more than twenty-five years dedicated to the investigation of all kinds of topics related to the occult and the paranormal. Currently, she is an editor and reporter for the Cuarto Milenio program. She was also editor-in-chief of the magazine Más Allá de la Ciencia and made part of the team of the Milenio 3 program on Cadena SER Radio.

She graduated in Graph psychology (psychological analysis of hand writing) and Graphological Specialties, and has written essays such as “Grafología, Sueños: diccionario de interpretación,” and “Guía del Madrid mágico.” She is also the author of novels like “Gothika,” which won the Premio Minotauro Award in 2007, “El otro” and “La niña que no podia recordar.”

Read the interview here