A Celebrated Spanish Female Novelist Turned Out To Be 3 Lying Men “Carmen Mola, a celebrated thriller author in Spain, is actually three men who’ve been scamming readers and the public for years.”
“I don’t know if the feminine pseudonym sells more than the masculine one, I don’t have the faintest idea, but it doesn’t seem like it to me,” Mercero added, according to the paper. “The three of us have not hidden behind a woman, but behind a name.”
It seems like they want to dodge all accusations of pretending to be a woman to profit or cat-fishing the entire country—as they collect their seven-figure literary award. Before coming out to tell their story, the men created Carmen Mola, a college professor with three children who wanted to remain out of the limelight. The story was heavily like that of Elena Ferrante, an internationally-famous Italian author and the creator of the“Carmen Mola is not, like all the lies we’ve been telling, a university professor,” Díaz said, according the. “We are three friends who one day four years ago decided to combine our talent to tell a story.
In just the short time that they’ve been working behind the scenes as her creator, Mola has become famous for her crime stories, which have been adapted into successful television productions and won various prizes. At no time during the writing of a trilogy of books, which were published by Penguin Random House, did the men come forward—and now many are questioning how much of their success was built on the name of a woman who doesn’t exist.
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