Carlos Sisí
Carlos Sisí (Madrid, 1971) is a Spanish writer and entrepreneur known for his prolific output in the genres of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. He lives in Calahonda, Málaga, a city that inspired his successful zombie saga Los Caminantes, published in 2009 and which became a sales phenomenon in Spain.
Throughout his career, Sisí has explored various literary subgenres. In 2013, he won the Minotauro Award with Panteón, a science fiction novel that deviates from his usual focus on horror. Other notable works include La hora del mar, Alma, Rojo (vampiric trilogy), Homine Ex Machina, and El Nigromante. Additionally, he has ventured into comics with Midnight and in creating humor strips under the title Historias con alma.
Outside of writing, Sisí runs a digital magazine and a family business in design and internet solutions. He is also fond of toy photography and video games. His narrative style is characterized by a deep influence from classical literature and popular culture, including comics and video games.
Throughout his career, Sisí has explored various literary subgenres. In 2013, he won the Minotauro Award with Panteón, a science fiction novel that deviates from his usual focus on horror. Other notable works include La hora del mar, Alma, Rojo (vampiric trilogy), Homine Ex Machina, and El Nigromante. Additionally, he has ventured into comics with Midnight and in creating humor strips under the title Historias con alma.
Outside of writing, Sisí runs a digital magazine and a family business in design and internet solutions. He is also fond of toy photography and video games. His narrative style is characterized by a deep influence from classical literature and popular culture, including comics and video games.
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