Hector Calderón is originally from Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico, and has found poetry and reading to be an endless source of inspiration.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Spanish Literature from California State University, Fullerton (CSUF). He has also pursued further studies in International Relations at the University of Essex, United Kingdom, expanding his perspective and knowledge in global affairs.

With a notable professional background, Hector has gained valuable experience in public relations and organizational communication. He has worked with Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as well as international organizations, including the United Nations. His dedication to social causes and his passion for human interaction are reflected in his writing, which seeks to convey powerful messages and provoke deep reflections in readers.

With "La Casa de la Abuela," Hector Calderón makes his debut as an author, delving into the genre of ancestral journeys and the exploration of spirituality. His academic background and experience in various communication fields bring an additional richness to his storytelling, combining literary elements with a broad worldview.

Through his work, Hector Calderón aims to connect with readers, share personal teachings, and ignite curiosity about self-discovery and inner exploration. "La Casa de la Abuela" represents a significant milestone in his writing career and promises to be the beginning of a promising literary trajectory.