Celso Luján is a university professor and philosopher. He received the Extraordinary Award in Humanities from the University of Alicante and holds a degree in Philosophy from the University of Valencia. He regularly contributes to specialized journals in the fields of philosophy and literature.
His sole published work, Blueprint for a Crime, is a crime novel infused with science fiction elements, rich in suspense and intrigue. At its core, the novel offers a reflection on the human condition while exploring themes such as ethics, politics, war, health, artificial intelligence, and family relationships.
