​Born in Madrid in 1971, Irene Lozano Domingo holds a degree in Linguistics and a diploma in Philosophy. She was the founder and director of the practical philosophy school “The Thinking Campus” and teacher of Professional Ethics at the CUNEF, as well as a member of the European Council of Foreign Relations (ECFR).
A writer and journalist, she received the Ensayo Award in 2005 for her book Lenguas en Guerra [Languages at War]. Her latest book is a novel entitled Si Sufrir Fuera Sencillo [If Suffering Were Simple]. She is the author of several books of essays, including: Lecciones para el inconformista aturdido en tres horas y cuarto [Lessons for the Stunned Nonconformist in Three Hours and a Quarter], El Saqueo de la Imaginación [The Looting of Imagination] and Lenguaje Femenino, Lenguaje Masculino [Feminine Language, Masculine Language]. She also wrote the biography Federica Montseny, una Anarquista en el Poder [Federica Montseny, an Anarchist in Power].
As a journalist she has collaborated with international media such as the Swedish newspaper Expressen and BBC Radio. She has published hundreds of articles in the major Spanish newspapers (El País, El Mundo, ABC and its cultural supplement ABCD) as well as in intellectual journals such as Claves, Revista de Occidente and Letras Libres.