Ana V. Clavel (born December 16, 1961, in Mexico City) is a Mexican writer. She received a bachelor's degree in Hispanic Language and Literature and master's in Latin American Literature from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
Her more recent novels have incorporated multimedia elements, such as art and photography installations and video performance.
Awards and honors +Awards for Clavel's writingYearTitleAwardResultRef.1983En un rincón del infiernoCREA National Short Story AwardWinner1983Tu bella boca rojo carmesíUNAM Great Ideas Story Contest Winner1991Cuando María mira el marGilberto Owen National Literature PrizeWinner1999Los deseos y su sombraAlfaguara International Novel AwardFinalist2004Sociéte Académique “Arts-Scienses-Lettres”Silver2005Las violetas son flores del deseoJuan Rulfo Short Novel Award (Prix Juan Rulfo)Winner2013Las ninfas a veces sonríenElena Poniatowska Ibero-American Novel PrizeWinner
Publications
Novels
Anthology contributions
Short story collections
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