Pablo Martín Sánchez (Reus, 1977) holds a PhD in French Language and Literature from the University of Lille and a PhD in Literary and Art Theory and Comparative Literature from the University of Granada. A member of the Ouvroir de Littérature Potentielle (Oulipo), he regularly works as a translator and writing teacher. In addition to Fricciones (2024), he has published the novels El anarquista que se llama como yo (The Anarchist Who Called Himself Like Me) (Acantilado, 2012), Tuyo es el mañana (Tomorrow Is Yours) (Tomorrow Is Yours) (Tomorrow Is Yours) and Diario de un viejo cabezota (Diary of a Stubborn Old Man) (Acantilado, 2020), as well as Agatha (2017), a book written in collaboration with Sara Mesa. Some of his work has been translated into French, English, Czech, and Dutch.