Anna Pazos is a writer and documentary filmmaker. She has produced several short documentaries and non-fiction podcasts and has written columns and reports for El País, La Vanguardia, Jacobin and Le Monde Diplomatique. Between 2014 and 2015 she lived in Jerusalem, where she wrote for media outlets such as Ha’aretz and The Jerusalem Post. In 2017 she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study a postgraduate degree at NYU, where she also worked as a fact-checker at the New York Times Syndicate and as an editor and producer at the BBC. Since May 2020 she has co-hosted the podcast Les Golfes.

Lyrical, incisive, and profoundly resonant, Killing the Nerve is not just memoir; it's a mirror of a generation. For fans of Deborah Levy or Rachel Cusk, this novel will hit like a revelation; restless, questioning, and indelible.

Anna Pazos is a writer and documentary filmmaker. She has produced several short documentaries and non-fiction podcasts and has written columns and reports for El País, La Vanguardia, Jacobin and Le Monde Diplomatique. Between 2014 and 2015 she lived in Jerusalem, where she wrote for media outlets such as Ha’aretz and The Jerusalem Post. In 2017 she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study a postgraduate degree at NYU, where she also worked as a fact-checker at the New York Times Syndicate and as an editor and producer at the BBC. Since May 2020 she has co-hosted the podcast Les Golfes.

Lyrical, incisive, and profoundly resonant, Killing the Nerve is not just memoir; it's a mirror of a generation. For fans of Deborah Levy or Rachel Cusk, this novel will hit like a revelation; restless, questioning, and indelible.

Anna Pazos is a writer and documentary filmmaker. She has produced several short documentaries and non-fiction podcasts and has written columns and reports for El País, La Vanguardia, Jacobin and Le Monde Diplomatique. Between 2014 and 2015 she lived in Jerusalem, where she wrote for media outlets such as Ha’aretz and The Jerusalem Post. In 2017 she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to study a postgraduate degree at NYU, where she also worked as a fact-checker at the New York Times Syndicate and as an editor and producer at the BBC. Since May 2020 she has co-hosted the podcast Les Golfes.

Lyrical, incisive, and profoundly resonant, Killing the Nerve is not just memoir; it's a mirror of a generation. For fans of Deborah Levy or Rachel Cusk, this novel will hit like a revelation; restless, questioning, and indelible.