Agustina María Bazterrica is an Argentine author known for her impactful and thought-provoking writing. She gained international recognition with her novel "Cadáver exquisito" (published in English as "Tender is the Flesh"), which is a disturbing and provocative dystopian tale that explores themes of dehumanization, commodification, and ethical boundaries in a society where cannibalism has become normalized due to a livestock disease that made animal meat unsafe to eat. Her work is characterized by a keen exploration of human psychology and societal issues, often delving into dark and unsettling territories to confront readers with challenging moral dilemmas. Bazterrica's evocative storytelling and unique narrative voice have earned her a place among contemporary Latin American literature's intriguing figures.