Cecilia Eudave
Cecilia Eudave is a Mexican narrator and essayist. Among her creative works, the following stand out: Registro de imposibles (short stories, 2000, 2006, 2014), Bestiaria vida (novel, 2008, 2018), with which she won the Juan García Ponce National Award for Short Novel, Técnicamente humanos y otras historias extraviadas (short stories, 2010), Para viajeros improbables (microfiction, 2011), En primera persona (short stories, 2014), Aislados (novel, 2015), Microcolapsos (microfiction, 2017, 2019) and Al final del miedo (short stories, 2021). She also writes children's stories: Papá Oso (2010) and recently Bobot (2018), as well as novels for young adults. She has been translated into several languages and has participated in anthologies and magazines both in her country and abroad. She was the guest writer of honor by the Ministry of Sports, Tourism and Culture of South Korea in 2014. In 2016, she was awarded the Latin America Chair in Toulouse, France.
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