Abdul Hadi Sadoun (Iraq/Spain) is a writer, researcher and Hispanist who lives in Madrid, Spain. He did his Bachelor in Hispanic Studies at the University of Baghdad and PhD in Philosophy and Literature at the Autonoma University of Madrid. Sadoun has written extensively both in Arabic and Spanish.

A few of his many publications are the following: Writing in cuneiform (Caracas, 2006), Familiar plagiarism (Tenerife, 2008), Bird in the mouth and other poems (Habana, 2009), Always, always (Zaragoza, 2010), Fields of the stranger (Granada, 2011) and Memories of an Iraqi dog (Barcelona, 2016). He has recently published “They are not verses what I write” (Short anthology of Darmi, the Iraq’s women popular songs (ed. Olifante 2018).