Edmée Pardo, born in Mexico City, holds a Ph.D. in Literature and is the autor of 38 books of fiction and non fiction, as well as professor of creative writing and a Reading and literacy promoter. Her work has been translated into English, Catalonian, Basque and indigenous Mexican languages including Nahuatl, Mayan, and Mixtec.

Some of her main titles include Oasis (Nieve de Chamoy, e-book México 2015), Letras para sanar (amati, 2012), La voz azul (Diana 2008, e-book 2015), Escribir cuento y novela: Caja de herramientas y cuaderno de trabajo (Paidós, 2005) Leer cuento y novela, guía para leer narrativa y dejar que los libros nos hagan felices (Paidós 2004), Flor de un solo día, Minimalia erótica (Solar editores 2002) Morir de amor, novela (Nueva Imagen 2002), Rondas de Cama y La madera de las cosas, invención varia y relatos (Cal y Arena México 1999), and Espiral (Tava Editorial, 1994). Her children’s and YA books focus on the physical, social and mental health of children and teenagers.