Lupe Farkas writes psychological literary fiction that explores identity, perception, and the quiet unraveling of a life that once seemed certain.
Her work takes the form of epistolary narratives—diaries, personal documents, and intimate records—where what is left unsaid matters as much as what is written, and reality is revealed gradually rather than explained.
Focusing on autonomy, control, and the invisible structures that shape human decisions, she builds stories that invite the reader to reconstruct the truth piece by piece.
She is the author of Before October Ends.
Lupe Farkas is an Italo-Brazilian writer based in Eastern Europe.