Profile
Mónica Ojeda Franco is an Ecuadorian writer and poet based in Spain. Ojeda has crafted a literary niche that explores psychological horror, body politics, and the eerie dimensions of youth culture. Her work, characterized by intense emotional depth and disturbing narratives, challenges readers to confront their deepest fears.Ojeda's notable novels, including "Mandíbula" and "Nefando", have dissected the themes of violence, sexuality, and identity, garnering critical acclaim and international recognition. Her stories often unsettle the boundary between the grotesque and the sublime, creating a profound impact on the contemporary literary scene. Her writings have been exhibited across various literary festivals and have been pivotal in reshaping modern Spanish-language horror fiction.
