Melba Escobar

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Melba Escobar
Born	1976  Cali
Occupation	Journalist

Melba Escobar de Nogales (born 1976 Cali, Colombia) is a Colombian writer and journalist.

She graduated from Universidad de los Andes. She writes for El Espectador of Bogotá and El País of Cali.^[1]

• Bogotá Sueña. La Ciudad Por Los Niños, Editorial Codice, 2007
• Duermevela, Editorial Planeta, 2010
• Johnny y el mar, Tragaluz Editores, 2014
• La Casa de la Belleza, Emecé Editores. 2015
  • House of Beauty translated by Elizabeth Bryer, Harper Collins,^[2][3]
• La Mujer que Hablaba Sola, Editorial Seix Barral. 2019

• Melba Escobar
• The Sordid Twists of Beauty