Miguel Ángel Jiménez was born in Granada, Spain, in 1971, and currently lives in Almoradí, Alicante. He is the author of several novels and a poetry collection, moving effortlessly between psychological depth, surreal imagery, and social reflection. His works include Eterno llanto de luna (2006), Mediocridad (2018), La llave de los desterrados (2020), La cruz de Amarión (2021), Gabriel, otro ángel caído (2024), and the poetry book Borrones surrealistas de un escritor loco (2020). His writing has been recognized in numerous literary competitions in Spain, including the “Villa de Gójar” Poetry Prize and the Primavera P+L Award for Microfiction.
Known for his emotionally charged prose and symbolic imagination, Jiménez explores the boundaries between trauma, morality, and redemption.
His latest novel, Kenna (2025), has attracted media attention and critical praise for its portrayal of violence, justice, and the complexity of human revenge.