Daniel Cubias

Daniel Cubias has been a professional writer/editor for more than a decade, specializing in Hispanic culture. His articles for the Huffington Post and Being Latino magazine have provoked thousands of reader comments over the years. Furthermore, he is the creator of the website the Hispanic Fanatic. His fiction has been published in numerous literary journals and won several awards. In addition, he has ghostwritten a book for a Hollywood costume designer, worked on the desk of the Hollywood Reporter, and edited over 100 books.

His first novel, "Barrio Imbroglio," is autobiographical in the sense that the lead character, Abraxas Hernandez, is a Latino who grew up in the Midwest and labors in the white-collar world. It is not autobiographical in the sense that Abraxas pursues killers in his spare time and gets shot at a lot. Grab a copy here: http://amzn.to/1HdcmuA

His latest novel, "Zombie President," is about a defeated presidential candidate who comes back from the dead to take the White House by force and to win the country’s heart. It’s a black comedy about getting the kind of leaders that we deserve. "Zombie President" is now available: http://amzn.to/2nzJJFG