Dante Liberati, the pen name of Nelson De la Quintana, is a Bolivian writer born in the city of Nuestra Señora de La Paz. With a deep passion for history and education, Dante has dedicated his life to knowledge and teaching. He is a professor of History and Geography, with advanced studies in Secondary Education from Normal Simón Bolívar and Higher Education from the prestigious Universidad Católica Boliviana San Pablo. Additionally, he holds degrees in Education and Psychology, allowing him to develop a multidisciplinary approach in his work.An avid book collector and restorer, Dante has channeled his love for history and his passion for writing into his first novel, "La Maquinaria Infernal: Potosí 1626." "INFERNAL" This work offers an intriguing and well-documented perspective on how Bolivia has decisively influenced the construction of the modern world, highlighting the rich historical heritage of the country.In addition to his work as a novelist, Dante has written several books on personal development and psychology, addressing topics such as depression, anxiety, and attachment. His most recent and notable works include "Heridas Heredadas: The Psychological Scars of Attachment in Upbringing," which offers a deep introspection on how our early attachment experiences affect our lives, and "Harmonize Your Life," a guide to achieving personal balance and harmony. His most popular book is "BIBLIOTHERAPY: A Comprehensive Approach (For Psychologists, Librarians, and Library Scientists)," providing an integral approach to therapeutic reading.Dante Liberati is also the founder of the psychological counseling center ARMONIZA, where he offers online and in-person therapy, helping his clients overcome emotional and psychological challenges.Dante Liberati continues to work tirelessly to teach and share the greatness of his homeland, Bolivia, with the world, using his talent and passion to inspire and educate through his writings.Read more about this authorRead less about this author