Sofía Rhei

Sofía Rhei (Madrid, 1978) is an author, experimental poet, and translator. As a poet she has published ten books. She has edited the anthology Sextinas (Hiperión). For her poetry, she won the national prize "Javier Egea" and was shortlisted for the Dwarf Stars and Rhysling awards. She was one of the winners of the Dwarf Stars award in 2019, with a translation byLawrence Schimel.

Krippys (Montena), El joven Moriarty (Fábulas de Albión, Norma), and Los hermanos Mozart (Diquesí), as well as many individual titles such as Olivia Shakespeare (Edelvives), Qué horror de vecinos (Edebé), Cómo tener ideas (Narval, selected for the White Ravens catalog), Dark Street (Edebé) and La calle Andersen (La Galera), cowritten with Marian Womack. Her YA novels are Flores de sombra (Alfaguara) and its sequel, Savia Negra, as well as El rostro que te di (Loqueleo). She received a "Spirit of dedication" award from the European Science Fiction Society for her children's books.

Her story collections are Las ciudades reversibles (UCLM), El bosque profundo (Aristas Martínez) and La máquina de los deseos (Aristas Martínez). Her novels for adults are Róndola (Minotauro), Celsius award winning humorous fantasy fairytale retelling, Espérame en la última página (Plaza y Janés), a story about books (translated to 5 languages), Newropía (Minotauro), Kelvin award winning multi-utopical satire, and the comedy La importancia del 15 de Febrero (Plaza y Janés), translated to Italian.