Allan Nobre is a London-based writer with a background in History and Philosophy. During his philosophical studies, he developed a particular interest in psychoanalytic theory, joining a research group dedicated to exploring the works of Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan.

His intellectual curiosity eventually led him towards the performing arts. While attending drama school, he began experimenting with theatrical scripts and sketches, discovering a passion for writing and exploring the relationship between human experience, artistic expression, and the complexities of the mind.

His debut novel, Born on the Spring Equinox, brings together his longstanding interests in psychoanalysis, philosophy, and theatre. Through an unconventional narrative that challenges traditional storytelling, Nobre explores the intricacies of human identity, the unconscious, and the often fragile boundaries between reality and imagination.