Electric Shamans at the Festival of the Sun

Mónica Ojeda is a shining black sun on the birth chart of contemporary terror -- Fernanda Melchor
I read Mónica Ojeda with fear and fascination. As if I were reading a spell, as if I were eating meat fearing something sharp in it. So poetic, so disturbing and brutal -- Samanta Schweblin
One of the best writers of her generation -- Agustina Bazterrica
A reading experience as singular and sublime as staring into the eye of the volcano... I loved it -- Saba Sams
Dizzying and bold, profound and very deeply moving - it's not often a writer poses such mighty questions, and then dares to answer them -- Lisa McInerney
Ojeda invites you to an Andean retro-futuristic festival in the mountains. Psychedelia, volcanos, disintegration. And then the language burns and nothing is what it seems -- Mariana Enriquez
A technicolour journey into loss and longing, a hyper-vivid collision of the human soul with sound, music and nature, this nigh-on hallucinogenic novel is a spectacular experience all of its own. Ojeda is a sorceress, and her dazzling prose is sheer alchemy -- Will Maclean
Mónica Ojeda has at her disposal the most enviable combination I can imagine, and she has it in spades: a lucid mind, an exacting language, and a wild heart -- Andrés Barba
Visceral and uncanny, Electric Shamans at the Festival of the Sun fuses the ancestral forces of the Andes with the urgent demands of the present. Pulsing with the rhythms of festival music and the dread of a missing father, it is a story that never settles and never stops vibrating -- Carlos Fonseca