Sergio Vega Esteban
Sergio Vega Esteban (Madrid, 1974) is a Spanish writer passionate about Japanese culture, influenced from a young age by his practice of martial arts. He has collaborated with media outlets such as Fiat Lux and 20 Minutos Digital, and his work has been recognized with three Hislibris Awards for historical novels. His first novel, Las piedras de Chihaya: El hilo del karma (2013), is a trilogy set in feudal Japan, which has been featured at the Toyo University Museum in Tokyo.
Additionally, he has published Oni (2016), a short novel of mythological cut, and Teppodama (2017), which combines elements of detective and adventure novels. In 2020, he ventured into noir fiction with Solo se muere dos veces, set in late 20th century Madrid. His work is characterized by thorough historical research and a narrative that blends adventure, spirituality, and social critique.
Additionally, he has published Oni (2016), a short novel of mythological cut, and Teppodama (2017), which combines elements of detective and adventure novels. In 2020, he ventured into noir fiction with Solo se muere dos veces, set in late 20th century Madrid. His work is characterized by thorough historical research and a narrative that blends adventure, spirituality, and social critique.
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