Agustín Otero Muñoz
Agustín Otero-Muñoz was born in 1968 in Las Cabezas de San Juan (Seville). He attended primary school in his hometown and then he studied secondary education in the neighbouring town of Lebrija. He graduated in Education in 1989 and in Pedagogy in 1994.
He started as a poet and he published Camino a ciegas. Later, he published Manual de primeros auxilios para tener en casa and Técnicas de Estudio: una necesidad urgente. In 2006, he published Relatos Terminales, a novel which must be regarded as a tool to arouse the youth’s interest in reading.
Su libro
Terminal tales
Terminal Tales presents a collection of twelve interconnected stories that explore the threshold of human existence. Through the experiences of various characters, the author reflects on the final stages of life, focusing on themes such as memory, loss, nostalgia, and the fragile nature of happiness. The work is designed to serve as a bridge between generations, offering both young readers and teachers a series of narrative windows into the complexities of aging, resilience, and the acceptance of one's own mortality.