María Vallejo-Nájera

María Vallejo-Nágera or María Vallejo-Nágera Zóbel (born 6 May 1964) is Spanish novelist. Life Vallejo-Nágera was born in Madrid in 1964 as the third daughter of the writer and María Victoria Zóbel de Ayala y Pfitz. Her grandfather is the controversial Antonio Vallejo-Nájera.

To prepare the publication of her book Women of Light, Maria attended a master's degree in leadership for people over fifty and three courses in theology and early Christianity at Harvard University. She was associated with Harvard's Advanced Leadership Initiative in 2017.

Selected works

In an Andalusian corner, 2000 Black Moon: The light of Father Pateras, Barcelona, Belacqua, 2000 The punishment of the angels, Barcelona, Planet, 2001 A messenger at night: A chilling story based on a real event, Barcelona, Belacqua, 2003 The nurse, Barcelona, Editions B, 2005 The courtyard of silences, Barcelona, Styria, 2005 Between the sky and the earth. Curious stories of purgatory. Barcelona, Planet, 2007 Mala Tierra, Madrid, Citadel, 2009 Lola Torbellino, Barcelona, Editions B, 2010 Lola Whirlwind on the beach, Barcelona, Editions B, 2011 Heaven and hell: truths of God, Madrid, Free Books, 2012 From María to María: Puerta del cielo, Madrid, Word, 2014 La Nodriza, 2014 Juana Girl: The mystery of Cubas de la Sagra, Madrid, The sphere of Books, 2016 Women of light, Barcelona, The sphere of books, 2018 Walking through the sky, Madrid, Word, 2019