الأدب الإسباني في عصره الذهبي

Mohsen al-Ramli is an Iraqi writer, academic, translator and poet based in Spain. He was born in 1967 in the village of Sudira in northern Iraq. He received his doctorate, with a grade of excellent with honors, from the University of Madrid (Autonoma) at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters for his thesis (The Effects of Islamic Culture on Quixote) in 2003. He is the brother of the late Iraqi writer Hassan Mutlaq. He is distinguished by writing in Arabic and Spanish, and some of his books and texts have been translated into many languages ​​such as Spanish, English, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Turkish, Russian, Catalan, Albanian, Finnish and Kurdish. He also gave many lectures, and participated in many seminars, evenings and conferences. and book fairs in Iraq, Jordan, Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Qatar, Colombia, Algeria, Libya, Mexico, Costa Rica and the UAE. In 1997, he founded, in cooperation with the writer Abdelhadi Saadoun, a house and magazine (Lawah) in Spain, and he is currently working as a professor at the American University of Saint Louis in Madrid. He also resided in Jordan during the years 1993-1994 and has resided in Spain since 1995 and is still there until now.