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Jéssica de la Portilla Montaño.
(Mexico City, 1979).
Mexican writer. In 2026, she published Eterno Domingo, her debut novel, and Entre Disney y Tim Burton. Cuentos seleccionados, a collection of selected short stories. Both books are written in Spanish and are available on Amazon.
Her short stories, poetry and other writing have appeared in print newspapers, magazines, anthologies and audio projects since 1999. In 2010, her short story Crímenes de familia received a jury recommendation for publication in the Premio Casa del Tiempo.
Her literary blog, La Niña TodoMePasa dice…, has been online since 2007. Its archive, written primarily in Spanish, includes fiction, essays, cultural commentary and personal writing spanning almost two decades.
Since 2011, she has also worked professionally as a tarot reader and channels messages from angels and archangels. Her Spanish-language esoteric website is ElTarotMx.
Books
Eterno Domingo Novel. Written in Spanish. A novel about time, memory and wounds that repeat themselves until strangeness becomes part of everyday life. Through humor, disappointment and lucidity, Eterno Domingo explores what remains when life seems to have stopped. Learn more about Eterno Domingo. Amazon.com. Amazon Mexico. | Entre Disney y Tim Burton Selected short stories. Written in Spanish Twenty-eight stories written and reworked over two decades. Kafkaesque office spaces, Cortázar-like fables, demons, disposable futures, flea circuses, traumatic relationships and small forms of everyday horror inhabit a world somewhere between the luminous and the unsettling. Amazon.com. Amazon Mexico. |
About TodoMePasa
TodoMePasa is the personal and literary website of Jéssica de la Portilla Montaño, Mexican writer. Created as a blog in 2007, it now also serves as an archive of her writing and as the professional website for her work as a Mexican author.
Most of the historical archive is written in Spanish. This English section provides information about her books and literary career for international readers, publishers, festivals, universities, libraries and cultural institutions.
Contact
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