BEATRIZ DE ERRAZQUIN

Creator of dreams, daytime sleepwalker, glutton for life and its essence.

Born in Madrid. At five years old she learned to read, and she didn’t need children to play during recess if she had a book in her hands. At ten she wanted to play the piano and her father gave her a typewriter. At thirteen she began writing a diary and a thousand stories. After high school, she studied philosophy for two years. She abandoned the degree at the suggestion of a professor, who told her that her imagination and verbosity would be more useful in other fields. After a few years dedicated to the world of fashion, she combined her passion for writing with her work. After a breakup, she investigated new ways of dating on social networks, leading her to conduct a field study on several dating platforms and to organize events for singles, where she gave free rein to stories and anecdotes gathered from real and fictional accounts. Publishing her first book, titled “Fallacies of the Internet and Other Loves,” in the summer of 2019. After the success achieved and following a review from a Los Angeles film production company, Media Farm, she decided to publish her second book of stories in 2020. “Pagan Legends,” a fantasy genre book with mythological beings in the purest style of Irish fairy tales, where these beings can be kind or evil. A book for the reader to decorate its pages with reflections and writings, and to constantly interact with the stories by painting and including clippings to make those tales something intimate and personal for each reader.

Finally, after entering several long and short novel competitions, she decided to publish her third book: a work of historical romance. In it she develops a style very different from the previous ones, setting aside short stories to venture into a novel that speaks about the struggle of women throughout Francoism up to the present day. It travels through decades of change, from the silence imposed by the dictatorship to the hope awakened by the new democracy. This story reflects a country and its transformations.