She primarily writes novels and short stories. She is also a translator. Her short story collection ‘Miembro Fantasma’ has just been published, which means ‘Phantom Limb’ (a limb that remains active or appears alive even after all amputations). All the stories in the collection are unique. The stories attempt to unravel the story within, rather than what is visible on the surface. It presents things we don’t grasp. I have extended this conversation by touching upon those stories.
Fernanda Trias is among those storytellers who are addicted to creating works with literary value. That is why in her stories, we can find mothers who forget their own needs while serving their children. Alcohol is considered the best psychologist. In the stories, we can touch upon tall mountains that try to become clouds. Memories are found in the form of some frightening animal. I am trying to have a conversation with Trias herself, discussing all these scenarios.
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