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Fernanda Melchor

Mexico (b.1982)

Born in Veracruz, Mexico, in 1982, Fernanda Melchor is widely recognized as one of the most exciting new voices of Mexican literature. In 2018, she won the PEN Mexico Award for Literary and Journalistic Excellence and in 2019 the German Anna-Seghers-Preis and the International Literature Award for Hurricane Season.

Genres: Literary Fiction

Novels

Hurricane Season (2020)
Paradais (2022)

Collections

This is Not Miami (2023)

Award nominations

	2023 Dublin Literary Award (nominee) : Paradais
	2022 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for Fiction (nominee) : Paradais
	2021 Dublin Literary Award (nominee) : Hurricane Season
	2020 International Booker Prize (nominee) : Hurricane Season

Fernanda Melchor recommends

The Queens of Sarmiento Park (2022)
Camila Sosa Villada
"A beautiful novel, moving, disturbing, raw and honest. In skilfully rendered language, charged with poetic energy, it takes us deep into the world of trans prostitution and explores the violent and tender bonds that unite the women who inhabit it."

Dogs of Summer (2022)
Andrea Abreu
"Bold, dazzling, hilarious. Andrea Abreu is a lively meteorite in the landscape of Hispanic literature."

What Goes Unsaid (2022)
Emiliano Monge
"An impressive work that addresses complicated topics such as personal and family life, machismo through generations, and how it is addressed."

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