The Day of 1780: Debut Novel and Its Bold Reflections

“The Day of 1780” marks the debut of a bold new voice emerging from Madrid, a writer who connects personal history with larger societal questions. The novel, published by Círculo Rojo, follows a protagonist whose life threads through moments of pain, resilience, and a search for meaning. Available in digital format through major retailers and the publisher’s site, it is also distributed in print across the same channels as soon as stock is ready. This work invites readers to confront difficult truths about community, power, and the human condition, and to consider the emotional weight carried by each character along the journey from despair to a sense of purpose.

How long have you been writing? How long did it take you to write this piece?

Writing has always been a central part of life. From early diaries and family stories to daily reading and ongoing practice, the craft has been a lifelong pursuit. This particular piece required a year of focused writing and revision before it reached publication.

What would you highlight most about your book?

The book’s courage to critique society, the systems in place, and the daily realities people face. It bravely examines uncomfortable truths and invites readers to reflect deeply on the forces that shape lives.

For whom?

The book speaks to readers who want to sharpen their critical thinking and to those who seek companionship in moments of discomfort. It encourages readers to resist easy mantras and to pursue happiness with a meaning-filled life. It resonates with a wide range of ages and experiences, offering both introspection and shared insight.

What inspired you to write it?

Inspiration comes from the most challenging human experiences. The narrative explores themes that touch on birth and loss, privilege and vulnerability, and the taboos surrounding existential questions. The author draws influence from masters who have challenged conventional thinking, embracing a provocative approach to art and philosophy.

The author with the book Information

What will the reader find in your work?

The Day of 1780 presents a sequence of first-person experiences that may resonate with readers who have felt seen or challenged by the stories within. It prompts provocative reflections about society and the way the world operates, offering companionship to those who seek comfort in shared struggles and thoughtful critique.

How was your experience with Red Circle?

The experience was exceptional. A team of supportive professionals helped turn a long-held dream into reality. The publisher is a vital platform for contemporary writers, providing opportunities that may be scarce otherwise. The goal is to continue collaborating with them in future projects.