She is one of the directors of Salvaje Federal, a bookshop specialized in literature written and published in Argentina.

In her realism of magical repercussions, Onetti and the Borges of El Sur come together with the inflamed shadow of Horacio Quiroga, but the quality and resolve of her prose produce a power of suggestion that is unique to Selva Almada. Francisco Solano, El País, Spain

What seems fantastical soon turns hyperrealistic, a bit like in the stories of Rulfo or Sara Gallardo. Oliverio Coelho, La Nación, Argentina

Original and full of novelty, Selva Almada has seduced with a style which is both poetic and realistic. Her literature raises your hair without reaching the full sting of horror. Cristian Alarcón, Babelia El País, Spain

It is literature of the provinces, like that of Carson McCullers, for example. Regional in contrast with global cultures, but not a fiction of manners. Just the opposite of much urban fiction, which is literature of manners without being regional. Beatriz Sarlo, Diario Perfil

Selva Almada reinvents the imaginative rural world of a country (…) She is an author gifted with very uncommon power and sensitivity. Rolling Stone Magazine

A literary language of enormous elegance and precision. Soledad Platero, El País, Uruguay

One of the great renovators of the Spanish American novel. El Cultural

Selva Almada’s books are always linked by some sort of haunting rage. Your throat dries quickly. It’s impossible to abandon the story, to take your eyes off the page. Impossible to leave (…) Salomé Kiner, Le Temps, France

Almada particularly excels at depicting her characters’ fragility and vulnerability. Publisher’s Weekly

Reading Selva Almada is an immersive experience: her prose is read with the eyes, but experienced with all the senses. Cristina Ros, The Objective

One of the most powerful literary voices to come out of Argentina in the past decade. Graciela Mochkofsky, New Yorker