César Antonio Molina (A Coruña) has a degree in Law and a doctorate in Information Sciences. He was professor of Literary Criticism and Theory at the Universidad Complutense of Madrid. He was also professor of Humanities and Journalism at Carlos III University. He was in charge of Diario 16’s literary supplement Culturas and also institutions such as the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid and the Cervantes Institute. He is a renowned poet who has been translated into many languages, and an excellent essayist who has published more than thirty works. Esperando a los años que no vuelven (“Waiting for the Years Past”), the third volume of Memorias de ficción (“Memories of Fiction”), follows on from Vivir sin ser visto (“Living Without Being Seen”) (2000) and Regresar a donde no estuvimos (“Returning to Places We’ve Never Been”) (2003). Destino has also published his book of short stories Fuga de amor (“Love Escape”) (2005). He was knighted by the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres of France.