Sabina Urraca

Sabina Urraca (born in 1984) is a Spanish writer, editor, and journalist. She holds an MFA in Spanish Creative Writing from the University of Iowa. She is the author of the novel Las niñas prodigio, winner of the 2017 Javier Morote Award granted by CEGAL); Soñó con la chica que robaba un caballo; and the photographic novella Cha-cha-chá. Her stories have appeared The White Review and The Washington Square Review. She is the editor of Panza de Burro by Andrea Abreu and the 2023-2024 Caballo de Troya collection. She recently received the Leonardo creative grant from the BBVA Foundation. She has been the beneficiary of the artistic residencies Axóuxere, Es far cultural and Manoir de la Moissie. She currently collaborates with publications such as El País, El Cultural, Cinemanía, and Vice. She lives in Madrid.