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Dahlia De La Cerda

b. 1985

Mexican writer

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Born 1985. Dahlia De La Cerda is a Mexican writer and activist.

Dahlia de la Cerda (born 1985) is a Mexican writer and activist. In 2025, her book, Reservoir Bitches, was longlisted for the International Booker Prize.

Biography De la Cerda was born and lives in the city of Aguascalientes. She has Neurofibromatosis type I and severe scoliosis, and additionally was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. She studied philosophy in university and worked in a call center. She began to write about violence against women after her family suffered a feminicide. Medea me cantó un corrido (Medea sang me a corrido), 2024 Longlisted for the 2025 International Booker Prize for Reservoir Bitches, translated by Heather Cleary and Julia Sanches.

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1985, Aguascalientes
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Who is Dahlia De La Cerda?

Mexican writer

When was Dahlia De La Cerda born?

Dahlia De La Cerda was born in 1985 in Aguascalientes.

What is Dahlia De La Cerda's occupation?

Dahlia De La Cerda is a writer and activist.

What nationality is Dahlia De La Cerda?

Dahlia De La Cerda is Mexican.

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· Wikipedia: Dahlia De La Cerda

· Wikidata: Q105947478

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