About Santiago Copí

Santiago Copí writes about what holds things together.

Not the conflict. The architecture of the conflict. Not memory. What memory can’t let go of.

His work isn’t organized by genre — it’s organized by layers. Children’s fiction, thriller, literary narrative, and poetry share the same perceptual logic: looking beneath the visible and finding there the real weight of what happens.

Children’s universe

The Adventures of Martín the Wizard opens a narrative universe where imagination isn’t escape — it’s a tool. His characters learn to listen before acting, to look before judging. Adventure as a form of knowledge.

Thriller

3.7 — The Architecture of Power and The Eleventh Node define a distinct line within the genre. The antagonist here has no face. It is the system. Damage doesn’t get declared: it gets redistributed. The tension doesn’t come from visible danger but from what operates unseen.

Long-form narrative

The diptych The War That Went Unseen — of which The Price of Silence is the first volume — proposes an inverted epic: that of the rear guard, the logistics, the decisions that never appear in the history books and yet write them entirely. Cádiz, 18th century.

Short fiction

In Nobody Was Going to Say It, The Place Nobody Looks At, or Origin, the scale contracts without losing depth. Conflict doesn’t get declared. It filters through gesture, silence, what goes unsaid.

Poetry

Sand That Remembers and The House Takes Time to Cool treat memory as physical matter. What remains. What cools slowly. What keeps being there when it shouldn’t anymore.

All his work responds to the same system applied to different formats.

One voice. Multiple ways of seeing the same thing.

2026 Activity

In 2026, Santiago Copí’s work has entered active professional circulation. His transmedia proposal for 3.7 — The Architecture of Power is under evaluation by a top-tier audiovisual editorial committee (Madrid / Los Angeles). The Adventures of Martín the Wizard has received a formal evaluation report and letter of recommendation from Eva Fraile, literary agent and editorial consultant of La Reina Lectora (February 2026). Two works of short fiction are currently competing in major national competitions with results expected in the second half of the year.

This is not a catalog in standby. It’s an ecosystem in motion.

For literary representation

Available projects: 3.7 — The Architecture of Power —with active audiovisual development—, The Eleventh Node, the first volume of The Adventures of Martín the Wizard, and the historical diptych The War That Went Unseen.

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Santiago Copí is the literary name of an author who prefers the shadows.