His bibliography includes the poetry books “Lunas hienas” (Vitruvio, 2002), “África para sociedades secretas” (Rafael Pérez Estrada Poetry Prize 2003, Vitruvio) and “Duna 45” (2004), which, together, make the trilogy "Equilateral Africa", written during three years of travelling and making an intriguing equilateral triangle over the african map. He is the author of the musical journalism book “Vasos Comunicantes” (Zona de Obras, 2004), where he interviews over 200 music celebrities -Prince, John Lee Hooker, David Bowie, Elvis Costello, Perry Farrell, Angelo Badalamenti, David Byrne, Iggy Pop, Björk, Ruben Blades, Sex Pistols, Bono- around the subject of songwriting. He also has published gonzo-influenced travel literature in his book “Diarios de Corea” (Random House-Debate, 2006), where he tells about his scary experience in the North Korean territory. Contributor, with his stories, articles and interviews, in collective books as “Ciudadan@s de Babel” (Punto de Lectura, 2005), he has published his pieces in literature magazines as Granta or Eñe. His last release is "Omega" (Lengua de Trapo, 2011), oral biography of the acclaimed homonymus masterpiece by legendary Enrique Morente, where he includes the postumous words of the cantaor from Granada.
