Federico Puigdevall

Federico Puigdevall was born in Palma de Mallorca (Spain) in 1955. He worked for more than thirty years as a journalist in different Spanish media, and between 1995 and 2017 he was the owner and director of the editorial services company "Idea Equipo Editorial", in which edited, among others, the works "Tabla de la diversidad de los días y horas...", by Antonio de Nebrija (1517), and "Tres grandes libros de magia", in addition to one hundred titles for different Spanish publishers. He has written fourteen books. Among his most recent publications are a new novelized version of "Jasón y los Argonautas" (2016, Mythology Collection, Editorial Gredos-RBA), which has been translated into French and Italian; sixty biographical profiles for four volumes of the National Geographic "History" collection (2019) and the collection of poems "De mitos y Dilemas", published by Huerga y Fierro Editores (2021). His latest book is the novel "El señor de las piedras. El último viaje del inmortal desterrado", whose protagonists are the eighth-century Chinese poets Li Bai and Du Fu (Amazon, 2023).