Mariana Sández
Mariana Sández (Buenos Aires, 1973) is an Argentine writer, journalist, and cultural manager. She holds a degree in Literature from Universidad del Salvador, expanded her studies in English Literature at the University of Manchester, and completed a postgraduate degree in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. She has collaborated with media such as the Ideas supplement of La Nación newspaper and Ñ magazine from Clarín newspaper.
Among her notable works are the short story book Some Normal Families (2016), the novel A House Full of People (2019), reissued by Editorial Impedimenta in 2022, and her second novel, Life in Miniature (2024), also published by Impedimenta. Her narrative focuses on human relationships and everyday life, exploring the complexities of family and social dynamics.
Among her notable works are the short story book Some Normal Families (2016), the novel A House Full of People (2019), reissued by Editorial Impedimenta in 2022, and her second novel, Life in Miniature (2024), also published by Impedimenta. Her narrative focuses on human relationships and everyday life, exploring the complexities of family and social dynamics.
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