Introducing Author Samanta Schweblin
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Samanta Schweblin is a luminary of modern Spanish-language literature. Schweblin first announced herself to the literary world in 2002 with her debut, “El núcleo del disturbio.” A decade later, English-speaking readers were captivated by “Mouthful of Birds,” a story collection that secured her a nomination for the Man Booker International Prize. The breadth of her literary prowess has even been recognized by literary magazine Granta, who named her one of the 22 best Spanish-language authors under 35 in 2010.
Samanta Schweblin’s Unique Writing Style
Schweblin’s writing embraces the hypnotic and the uncanny, enthralling her readers and shifting their perception of reality with her potent prose. Unflinching as she explores the human psyche, her works often delve into the surreal dimensions of our existence, dominating an uncharted territory of literary fiction. Now based in Berlin, her myriad experiences further enrich the emotional landscapes of her virtuosic narrative arcs.
Exploring Schweblin’s Books in Order
Having a deep understanding of Samanta Schweblin requires exploring her books in order. Following is a detailed list of her works, descending in the order they were originally published.
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Fever Dream | (2014) |    |
| Little Eyes | (2018) | |