Bio

Degrees in history (Autonomous University of Barcelona) and audiovisual communication (Open University of Catalonia, UOC). Master's in journalism and digital communication (UOC). In addition to being a journalist, she has worked as a communicator, teacher and cultural heritage officer. She has lived in Andorra since 2009, where she has been part of the Portella Collective and has partnered with various media outlets: the Bondia, Ara Andorra and Diari d'Andorra newspapers and Cadí-Pedraforca magazine (National Local Communication Award 2024).

She has published poetry, short stories and novels. In poetry, she has published Les oliveres i altres paisatges perduts (The Olive Trees and Other Lost Landscapes) (2020) and taken part in collective anthologies. In narrative, she has published the book of stories Cossos estràns (Foreign Bodies) (2024) and several stories in collective collections. She debuted as a novelist with L’ànima separada del cos (The Soul Separated from the Body) (2025).

She has won the Miquel Martí i Pol poetry award (2013), second prize in the Núvol short story competition (2020) and the Pirineu Literary Narration award (2022).

Project

Her time at Faberllull Olot will allow her to finish completing the draft of her second crime novel, featuring Inspector Elisa Blanch, and share the writing process with other creators and the public.

The plot revolves around a sexual assault with links to a bygone disappearance and delves into structural violence against women and the revictimisation they suffer from the judicial and police system. At the same time, the protagonist faces the consequences of an assault they experienced as a teenager, making the story also one of resilience and reconstruction.