Pilar Muñoz Álamo was born in Pozoblanco, Córdoba, in 1967. She has a degree in Psychology -specializing in Clinical Psychology- from the UNED and is a civil servant in the General State Administration.
She is the author of several self-published novels, including “Un café a las seis,” “Aquello que fuimos,” with which she won the V Premio Literario Amazon, from Amazon Publishing, in 2018, and was translated into French in 2019, and “Cuando la llamaste Claudia.”
She is also a fan of the short story genre, with which she has participated in several anthologies and won several awards, the last one with “El atelier de Charlotte,” which won the Antonio Porras narrative award, from the City Council of Pozoblanco in 2021).
She considers herself an optimistic woman, passionate about life and emotions, which she intends to transmit through literature. In this interview, she talks about her latest novel published by Harper Collins, entitled “Entre hilos de silencio.” I thank her for the time dedicated to this interview.
