Marina Tena was born in Madrid, although she has roots in Extremadura. She has been writing for a long time, especially in the horror and fantasy genre.
She has participated in many anthologies of the genres, including the II Ripley Award, from Triskel. She has authored titles such as “Legado de plumas,” a novelette nominated for the Baskerville awards, and “No escuches a la Luna,” winner of the Ignotus 2021 awards for best children's novel, both published by Literup.
She has also written several novels such as “Brujas de arena,” “Los viajeros de sueños” and “Malditas maldiciones.” Her latest work on the market is “Si un árbol cae en el bosque”. In this interview she talks about it and many other topics. I thank her for the time given to this interview.
