Enrique Bravo González (Seville, 1976) is the author of two novels published on Amazon, and several of his short stories have been included in various anthologies. In addition to maintaining the literary blog “La sombra del helicóptero” (“The Helicopter’s Shadow”), he works as an emergency room nurse and, despite everything, still finds time to be a husband and father and live with two cats without losing his mind. A writing enthusiast since childhood, he began by writing adventure stories in an attempt to emulate his idol, Jules Verne. At seventeen, he completed the first draft of “Asignatura pendiente” (“Pending Subject”), which he later renamed “Diez días de abril” (“Ten Days of April”) because the original title was already taken. He published it in 2022, and the following year, he released a sequel titled “La rosa entre la lluvia” (“The Rose in the Rain”). Between 2011 and 2018, he wrote articles related to operating systems, software, and hardware on his own blog, which has since been converted into a literary space. He is a founding member and early contributor to “Colaboratorio,” a website dedicated to the world of new technologies, focused on promoting free software.