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Rebeca García Nieto (Medina del Campo, Valladolid, 1977) es escritora y traductora literaria. Es autora de cinco novelas y una biografía literaria ("Herta Müller. Una escritora con el pelo corto", Zut, 2021). Su última novela publicada es "El color y la herida" (De Conatus, 2025).
Como traductora destacan sus traducciones de William H. Gass ('En el corazón del corazón del país') y Elizabeth Hardwick ('Historias de Nueva York', 'Seducción y traición' y 'Herman Melville. Una biografía').
Es colaboradora habitual de Jot Down, Letras Libres, Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos y Revista de Libros.
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