Carlos Muñoz Escobar is the youngest writer in Spain. The 14-year-old from Toledo wrote his first book when he was 9 years old
the second when he was 11 and the third when he was 13. Or as he describes himself: "The Spanish version of Sherlock Holmes".
He is a lover of detective novels who idolizes Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie and started writing during the pandemic: "I have always liked literature and I started writing short stories to entertain myself. It was my way of escaping," he tells La CRónica.
In his works, the young detective, together with his great collaborator, Dr. Mael, face his archenemy Charles Winston and all his gang. And in them he deals with complex issues such as the NATO summit and the stability of Europe.
