Mónica Ojeda

Aug 10, 2024 | vogue.es | Mónica Ojeda

Esta pieza forma parte de la serie de relatos ‘Pasajes de Esperanza’, publicada en el número de agosto 2024 de Vogue España. “¿Acaso nosotros sabemos mirar en este mundo palpitante?”Claudia Peña ClarosIParece imposible, pero en la cordillera de los Andes se pasea un cocodrilo. Es un cocodrilo fantasma: un deseo salvaje de mi imaginación. Como todo deseo, infunde temor y también fascina, es decir, reorienta los sentidos hacia el misterio de lo irresistible.

Jun 6, 2024 | missionlocal.org | Mónica Ojeda

« All Events - 10:00 pm Two Lines Press & Cuentero Productions Present SOROCHE An Immersive Multimedia Production Thursday, June 6, 2024 7:00pm on Brava’s Main Stage Adapted from the short story by award-winning Ecuadorian writer Mónica Ojeda (Jawbone, Nefando), translated by Sarah Booker and Noelle de la Paz and published in Through the Night Like a Snake: Latin American Horror Stories by Two Lines Press, Soroche depicts the effects of a leaked sex tape, filtered through the dizzying lens of...

Oct 25, 2023 | kansascity.com | Mónica Ojeda |Sarah Booker

For horror fans, October's the most wound-erful time of the year, but scary content isn't scarce the other 11 months, either. Entertainment that frightens, disquiets and generally unnerves is big business. This Halloween sees prequels for both "The Walking Dead" and "Pet Sematary," in addition to the usual franchise sequels.

Oct 19, 2023 | startribune.com | Mónica Ojeda |Sarah Booker

For horror fans, October's the most wound-erful time of the year, but scary content isn't scarce the other 11 months, either. Entertainment that frightens, disquiets and generally unnerves is big business. This Halloween sees prequels for both "The Walking Dead" and "Pet Sematary," in addition to the usual franchise sequels.

Oct 5, 2023 | themarysue.com | Alyssa Shotwell |Mónica Ojeda |Sarah Booker

With us being a few days into Halloween mania, I’m sure you’ve got your reads and rereads all lined up. However, for those that haven’t—we’ve got you covered. Comedy-turned-horror director Jordan Peele co-edited a book of Black Horror, short stories by some of the best writers in contemporary horror, sci-fi, and speculative fiction.