Las Voladoras - Ojeda, Monica
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"Creatures that climb onto the roofs and take flight, a teenager with a passion for blood, a teacher who picks up her neighbor's head in her garden, a girl unable to separate herself from her father's teeth, two noisy twins at a festival of experimental music, women who jump from the top of a mountain, apocalyptic earthquakes, a shaman who writes a spell to revive his daughter. The Flyers brings together eight stories that are located in cities, towns, moors, volcanoes where violence and mysticism, the earthly and the celestial, belong to the same ritual and poetic plane. Mónica Ojeda blows…mehr

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"Creatures that climb onto the roofs and take flight, a teenager with a passion for blood, a teacher who picks up her neighbor's head in her garden, a girl unable to separate herself from her father's teeth, two noisy twins at a festival of experimental music, women who jump from the top of a mountain, apocalyptic earthquakes, a shaman who writes a spell to revive his daughter. The Flyers brings together eight stories that are located in cities, towns, moors, volcanoes where violence and mysticism, the earthly and the celestial, belong to the same ritual and poetic plane. Mónica Ojeda blows our minds with an Andean Gothic and shows us, once again, that horror and beauty belong to the same family"--
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Autorenporträt
Mónica Ojeda (Ecuador, 1988) Es autora de las novelas La desfiguración Silva (Premio Alba Narrativa, 2014), Nefando (2016) y Mandíbula (2018), así como de los poemarios El ciclo de las piedras (2015) e Historia de la leche (2020). Sus cuentos han sido recogidos en Emergencias. Doce cuentos iberoamericanos (2014) y Caninos (2017). Ha sido seleccionada como una de las voces literarias más relevantes de Latinoamérica por el Hay Festival, Bogotá39 2017 y premiada con el Next Generation Prize del Prince Claus Fund 2019 por su trayectoria literaria.