Arna Rattapan is an Italian-Thai writer, translator, and cultural mediator, considered one of the most significant voices in contemporary Italian-language literature. Born in Thailand and having moved to Italy, her literary work sensitively explores the themes of identity, migration, biculturalism, and the meeting of different worlds. Her debut novel, *Oggi faccio la brava* (2018), received critical acclaim for its ability to narrate the experience of a young woman torn between her Thai roots and her Italian reality. In addition to writing novels and short stories, she is a respected literary translator from Thai to Italian, helping to introduce authors and works from her native country to an Italian audience. Her work is distinguished by a delicate and profound style that enriches the national literary landscape with new and original perspectives, earning her a prominent place among writers who narrate the complexity of multicultural society.