Tamara Andrés Padín

Tamara Andrés (Pontevedra, 1992) es graduada en Traducción e Interpretación por la Universidad de Vigo y titulada en el Máster en Estudios de la Literatura y de la Cultura de la Universidad de Santiago de Compostela.
En 2015 publicó Amentalista con la editorial Diversidad Literaria. En el ámbito de la poesía ha ganado el Concurso de Poesía O Facho en el año 2015 con su obra Nenæspiraes y su conjunto de poemas Xogos surrealistas se puede encontrar dentro del libro Premio 2014 de relato, poesía e tradución da Universidade de Vigo.
Sus palabras encuentran refugio en varias páginas digitales en las que colabora de forma habitual, como en el proyecto de creación literaria La metafísica del circo, del que es co-creadora, en la revista de difusión

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