He confesses that, when he made the leap to the novel, he bore his past as a screenwriter. Or, at least, that the others would remember him constantly. Today, however, Santiago Díaz (Madrid, 1971) claims television as the school in which he was cured and that it has allowed him to sign sales successes such as the saga of Indira Ramos or the one starring Inspector Jotade. In El amo (Alfaguara, 2026), the second installment of the latter, places t…
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He confesses that, when he made the leap to the novel, he bore his past as a screenwriter. Or, at least, that the others would remember him constantly. Today, however, Santiago Díaz (Madrid, 1971) claims television as the school in which he was cured and that it has allowed him to sign sales successes such as the saga of Indira Ramos or the one starring Inspector Jotade. In El amo (Alfaguara, 2026), the second installment of the latter, places t…