"A house of shadows and women made of vengeance and poetry. A taut and harrowing novel, Woodworm deals with specters and class issues and violence and isolation naturally, as if the witches had whispered Layla Martinez this lucid and terrible nightmare." --Mariana Enriquez, author of Our Share of Night
"It pounces on us from the first line and doesn't let go until the last, if it lets go. The Gothic revival continues to expand and produce great works." --Edmundo Paz Soldán, author of Norte
"Woodworm is a true literary event." --Belén Gopegui, author of Stay This Day and Night with Me
"This book is the revenge of an intergenerational would, the embrace of barbarity, the loss of morels when trying to protect your loved ones. This book is the miserable and the wretched saying 'enough is enough.'" --Alana S. Portero, author of Bad Habit
"A story of suffocating terror about the weight of our dead, remembrance permeating the walls, and class hatred." --Sara Plaza Serna, Píkara Magazine