Juan Gómez-Jurado, a bestselling Spanish author, speaks candidly about his life and creative process during an interview in Madrid. Known for his thrillers, he reflects on his fears and insecurities, noting how they shape his writing. He believes that understanding and fearing various aspects of life enrich his storytelling, allowing him to connect with readers on a deeper level.

In the interview, Gómez-Jurado reveals personal anecdotes that highlight his unconventional journey as an author. Despite his success, he confronts vulnerabilities stemming from his past, including feelings of abandonment. These experiences, he notes, fuel his imaginative process and character development, as he strives to invite readers to engage with literature rather than elevating it elitist ways.

His latest work emphasizes accessibility in literature, aiming to bring in new audiences to the genre. Gómez-Jurado sees himself as a facilitator of literary enjoyment, aiming to break down barriers that might keep people from exploring the world of books. By inviting more people to the "party" of literature, he hopes to expand the community of readers and celebrate storytelling as a collective experience.