Transgressive Fiction Author, Storyteller, Post Modernism Literature, Book Cover Design, Writing Mentorship
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About the Author
Forgive my transgression!
I am a transgressive fiction author who twists literary norms like a cat with a ball of yarn. I write flawed women, broken systems, and stories that don’t behave.
Neda Aria writes fiction about women who resist expectations, lose control, and challenge the limits of identity. Her characters are often flawed, angry, and emotionally unpredictable, sometimes quiet and lost, sometimes violent or self-destructive. Whether set in Paris, dystopian futures, or psychological ruins, her stories explore power, collapse, sexuality, and survival.
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Her work sits somewhere between the stillness of Marguerite Duras and the fury of Virginie Despentes. It carries the intimacy of Clarice Lispector, the ambiguity of Elisa Shua Dusapin, and the raw energy of Nina Bouraoui. Like Catherine Breillat’s cinema, Aria’s writing makes space for discomfort, desire, and contradiction without apology.
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Neda Aria writes fiction shaped by control, collapse, and the violence of intimacy. Her themes orbit flawed women, fractured systems, erotic manipulation, exile, identity, and psychological disobedience. Stylistically, she works with clipped language, shifting perspectives, and a cold, precise tone that refuses sentimentality. Her books often blur genres (literary realism, dystopia, transgressive romance) while remaining rooted in feminist unease and moral ambiguity.
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