Sherezade García Rangel

Call me Shere

Some years ago, never mind how long precisely, I was born in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. There, I learnt to love books, literature and art in visits to El Banco del Libro, listening to storytellers in the shade of the Teresa Carreño theatre, or picking my next read from the classics library my dad built one book at a time in weekly supplements from his newspaper.

I have lived many a live since then, but in my own way, I have always been telling stories. Today, I continue to do so as a writer, podcaster, researcher and lecturer based in rural Lincolnshire. Browse around to find out more about my writing, podcasts, workshops and other projects.

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Selected Writings

Praise for The Wounded Me

‘This is a concise novel, full of unspoken things that drive acts of storytelling, betrayal and violence and in the end this book is a quiet, knotted, devastatingly timeless tale.’
—Elizabeth Reeder, author of An Archive of Happiness

‘Atmospheric and deeply moving, The Wounded Me is a novel to be savoured and features one of the most unforgettable endings I have ever read.’
—Defne Çizakça, author of Ansuz: Feminist Fairy Tales

‘Powerful and unforgettable, The Wounded Me is a superbly crafted novel, a classic in the making.’
—Ioulia Kolovou, author of The Stone Maidens

‘This is a captivating magical realism read.’

—Charlotte Walker, A LoveReading Ambassador

Pre-order The Wounded Me here.

Cover of The Wounded Me, a novel written by Sherezade Garcia Rangel, inspired by The Wounded Angel, a painting by Hugo Simberg