Cristina Fernández Cubas, master of fantastic tales, wins the Cervantes Prize

Cristina Fernández Cubas has been awarded the Cervantes Prize, recognizing her significant contributions to Spanish literature, particularly in short stories. Her works often blend magical elements with precise narratives, exploring themes of instability and moral ambiguity. Fernández Cubas reflects on her literary journey, emphasizing her dedication to language and the exploration of everyday situations disrupted by the extraordinary. Her notable collections, including 'Todos los cuentos' and 'La habitación de Nona', have established her as a pioneer among contemporary female authors in the genre. She views her stories as timeless, using fantastical elements to delve into the human condition.