Francesc Miralles

Francesc Miralles is a renowned lecturer and award-winning author whose bestselling works in the fields of health, spirituality, and personal growth have inspired millions of readers around the world.  

Born in the vibrant city of Barcelona, Miralles draws on a multidisciplinary background in journalism, literature, and philology to craft works that are both intellectually engaging and deeply human. 

With a background in journalism, English literature, and German philology, Miralles has worn many creative hats over the years. He has worked as a translator, editor, musician, and art therapist, roles that have allowed him to explore human expression from multiple perspectives. His ability to connect deeply with the human experience is evident in his acclaimed novel Love in Lowercase, which has been translated into 28 languages. 

Miralles is best known globally for his collaboration with Hector Garcia on the international bestseller Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life. Through this and other works, Miralles draws on deep studies in Eastern philosophy, psychology, and wellness traditions, translating ancient practices into tools for modern living. 

In addition to his writing, Miralles continues to engage with the public through various media. He is a regular contributor to EL PAÍS SEMANAL and the wellness magazines CUERPOMENTE and MENTESANA and frequently appears on radio to discuss topics at the intersection of health, creativity, and the soul. He also offers literary mentorship as a “literary Sherpa,” along with art therapy sessions that reflect his belief in the healing power of the arts.