Draft:Ani Castillo
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Ani Castillo is a Mexican born Canadian author, cartoonist and multidisciplinary artist.
She lives in Toronto, Canada with her two children.
Her cartoon "Pupa and Lavinia" was published in Mexican newspapers from 2004 to 2014.
After she moved to Toronto, she worked as a cartoonist for Metro Newspapers and The Toronto Star.
Her first book PING, was published in 2018 by Little, Brown, New York and translated to 6 languages.
Her second book SPARK, was published in 2021 by Little, Brown, New York.
Her third book, PEOPLE ARE MY FAVORITE PLACES, was published in 2024 by Little, Brown, New York.
She's currently writing a graphic novel about her dating experiences in Guadalajara as a young woman, and in Canada, as a divorced single mom. She's under contract with Penguin Random House and the book is set to be published in 2027-2028.