Susan Rubio | Photography: ©Juan Antonio Dorado
Susana Rubio He was born in Cambrils in 1975 and graduated in Pedagogy from the Rovira i Virgili University of Tarragona. But she was passionate about literature and one day she decided self-publish and many readers were hooked on his stories. She jumped into bookstores with the alexia saga, milestone in the teen romance novel. And other titles are Vera and her world Our little universe I have a whatsapp or his trilogy In Rome.
now present A sky full of stars, second part of A sky full of clouds and which belongs to his series of moon sisters. In this interview He tells us about her and other topics. I really appreciate her time and kindness.
Interview — Susana Rubio
- ACTUALIDAD LITERATURA Your new novel is entitled A sky full of stars. What do you tell us about it and where did the idea come from?
SUSAN RUBIO: In this new novel I talk about the story of four sisters who live in a wooden house in the middle of the forest, in the Basque Country, with their father. The idea came up watching the Little Women movie, a movie that I love.
- AL: Can you go back to that first book you read? And the first story you wrote?
SR: Impossible to know which was the first because I have always been a great reader, but I remember The Hollisters as one of my favourites. The first story was after reading Twilight, I was inspired by these books and wrote a fantasy romance trilogy which is in the drawer.
- AL: A head writer? You can choose more than one and from all eras.
SR: My favorite writer for many reasons is Elisabet benavent although now I could name others like Collen Hoover, Santiago Diaz or Pierre Lemaitre.
- AL: What character in a book would you have liked to meet and create?
SR: I would have loved to meet Victor de Valeria from BenaventI think it has all the ingredients to be a crush perfect.
- AL: Any special habits or habits when it comes to writing or reading?
SR: To always write I need music and rather to a high volume. To read I simply need comfort.
- AL: And your preferred place and time to do it?
SR: I like to write at home, in my table and without distractions. And to read I don't care, I can do it any place.
publishing landscape
- AL: Are there other genres that you like?
SR: I really like him. thriller and the police novel, also the boobs, but I have a harder time finding stories that really grab me.
- What are you reading now? And writing?
SR: I'm reading The house on the bluest sea in digital and I'm loving it. and in physical Irina and it will be one of my favorites.
- AL: How do you think the publishing scene is?
SR: I see that people read a lot and that's incredibly good, but sometimes I think there are too many books and we readers end up with a whole backlog of books (yes I am).
- AL: Is the moment of crisis that we are experiencing being difficult for you or will you be able to keep something positive in both the cultural and social spheres?
SR: I'm sorry see how do those above manage us and we do nothing (me the first). The positive thing is that we always end up overcoming it, I don't know how, but we do.