Luisge Martin (Madrid, 1962) graduated in Spanish Language from the University of Madrid and has an MBA from the Business Institute. He has worked as an editor for Ediciones SM and in Ediciones del Prado. He has published the short story collections "Los oscuros" (1990) and "El alma del erizo" (2002); the novels "La dulce ira" (1995), "La muerte de Tadzio" (2000)-awarded the Premio Ramon Gomez de la Serna), "Los amores confiados" (2005) and "Las manos cortadas" (2009); and the collection of correspondence "Amante del sexo busca pareja morbosa" (2002). He contributes occasionally to El Viajero, Babelia, El Pais and other publications.
"Woman in Darkness effectively strikes the elusive balance between the deeply erotic and the literary by exploring controversial themes with maturity."-Foreword Reviews; "'Woman in Darkness' is, in essence, a fascinating story of a man's inability to deal with his lover's hidden past."-Tony's Reading List; "This is an uncomfortably well-written novel, the contrast between its tone and the dark realities particularly effective. 'Woman in Darkness' is unsettling, but it's well-crafted and well-written, a disturbingly easy read."-Michael Orthofer, The Complete Review; "Luisge Martin opens up his soul through his original, authentic and impulsive characters. An author in search of intelligent readers unafraid to explore the most torrid depths of human desire." -ABC; "Luisge Martin descends into the abyss of love and sex in 'Woman in Darkness', a hypnotic and breathless tale, which brings to mind the stories of Tanizaki." -Manuel Rodriguez Rivero, Babelia, El Pais; "Brilliantly written, expertly plotted, it keeps readers on their toes, all with enough tension and intrigue of a great detective novel."-Julian Gallo, Desvario
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