Raúl Galache García

Raúl Galache García (Madrid, 1972) serves as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Education of the Complutense University of Madrid while simultaneously working as a secondary school teacher specializing in Spanish Language and Literature. His academic career extends to teaching in the Educational Enrichment Program for Gifted Students of the Community of Madrid (PEAC) and at CIDEAD (Center for Research and Development of Distance Education) of the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training.

Galache holds a degree in Hispanic Philology that forms the foundation of his expertise across educational levels. His professional development includes coaching candidates for the Magister Academy and leading creative writing workshops for adults, demonstrating his commitment to educational excellence beyond traditional classroom settings.

His research interests center on Spanish Literature and Hispanic Philology with strong emphases on Creative Writing and Literary Criticism. Galache has developed specialized knowledge in Spanish Language Teaching for foreign learners, as evidenced by his novel 'Las tinieblas de Salamanca' which specifically addresses this subject. His work bridges academic scholarship with creative expression through multiple media formats including podcasts and digital content.

• Carmen Martín Gaite Literary Competition recognition
• Canal Literatura Literary Competition recognition
• Arquero de Plata Literary Competition recognition

Galache maintains an active presence in cultural journalism as a regular contributor to Diario Siglo XXI, where he writes opinion pieces and serves as a theater and literary critic. He has expanded his educational outreach through digital media by co-creating 'Consultorio didáctico,' a podcast for teachers, and 'El canto del dodo,' a cultural podcast. His YouTube channel 'Lengua, Literatura y tontuna' focuses on making literature accessible through playful dissemination methods.