Alberto Moreno Moreno

Born in Seville on October 29, 1978, Lara Moreno is a contemporary Spanish writer. She currently resides in Madrid, where her professional life extends beyond writing to include editorial work and teaching creative writing. Her literary output encompasses a diverse range of genres, including poetry collections, essay volumes, and short story anthologies, alongside two novels.

Moreno has also been recognized for her role in the publishing industry. In 2017, she was chosen to guest edit the Caballo de Troya imprint, a publication of Penguin Random House, succeeding Alberto Olmos in this position. Her published works have been released by various prominent Spanish and international publishers.

Lara Moreno's career as a writer spans multiple literary forms. She has published several collections of poetry, including "Tuve una jaula" (2019), "Después de la apnea" (2013), "La herida costumbre" (2008), and "Tempestad en víspera de viernes" (2020). Her contributions to short fiction are represented by "Cuatro veces fuego" (2008) and "Casi todas las tijeras" (2004). Moreno has also explored the essay form with "Deshabitar" (2020). Her novelistic achievements include "Por si se va la luz" (2013), "Piel de lobo" (2016), which was later translated into English as "Wolfskin" (2022), and "La ciudad" (2022).

Beyond her individual creative works, Lara Moreno has also made significant contributions to the literary landscape through her editorial and teaching roles. She is based in Madrid, where she actively participates in the literary community as an editor. Furthermore, her expertise in writing is shared through her teaching of creative writing. A notable point in her career was her selection in 2017 to guest edit the Caballo de Troya imprint for Penguin Random House, taking over from Alberto Olmos. This role highlights her influence and recognition within the Spanish publishing world.