Elvira Navarro published her first book, LA CIUDAD EN INVIERNO (Caballo de Troya), in 2007, which was warmly received by critics and widely recognized as a sign of exciting, new talent. Her second novel, LA CIUDAD FELIZ, won the Premio Jaén XXV de Novela and was highlighted by the newspaper Público as one of the literary revelations of the year. She was also selected by Granta for its special issue “The Best of Young Spanish Language Novelists.” Her following novels LA TRABAJADORA and LOS ÚLTIMOS DÍAS DE ADELAIDA GARCÍA MORALES confirm her unquestionable value to Spanish literature. The short story collection LA ISLA DE LOS CONEJOS was on the longlist for the National Book Award for Translated Literature. Her articles and stories have appeared in numerous publications. She also works as a literary critic for the magazine Qué Leer and teaches creative writing. Her latest novel, LAS VOCES DE ADRIANA, won the Cálamo extraordinary award in 2023.
