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Julianne Pachico Books in Order
Julianne Pachico is a critically acclaimed author known for her thought-provoking short stories. Born in Cambridge, England, and raised in Cali, Colombia, she developed a unique perspective on the world. Pachico holds a B.A. in Comparative Literature from Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and an M.A. in Prose Fiction from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, where she received the UEA's Creative Writing International Scholarship. Currently pursuing her PhD in Creative and Critical Writing at UEA on a fully funded fellowship, she continues to excel in her writing career. Pachico's work has been featured in esteemed publications, including The New Yorker, and she has been recognized for her innovative storytelling, including a long-listed story for the Sunday Times Prize and two stories in the 2015 anthology of Best British Short Stories.
Bibliography verified: April 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of Julianne Pachico's book series? Julianne Pachico has written 1 book series. The most notable is the Standalone series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by Julianne Pachico
- #1
The Lucky Ones(2017) - #2
The Anthill(2020) - #3
Jungle House(2023) - #4
The Tourists(2014)
About Julianne Pachico
Julianne Pachico is a critically acclaimed author known for her thought-provoking short stories. Born in Cambridge, England, and raised in Cali, Colombia, she developed a unique perspective on the world. Pachico holds a B.A. in Comparative Literature from Reed College in Portland, Oregon, and an M.A. in Prose Fiction from the University of East Anglia in Norwich, where she received the UEA's Creative Writing International Scholarship. Currently pursuing her PhD in Creative and Critical Writing at UEA on a fully funded fellowship, she continues to excel in her writing career. Pachico's work has been featured in esteemed publications, including The New Yorker, and she has been recognized for her innovative storytelling, including a long-listed story for the Sunday Times Prize and two stories in the 2015 anthology of Best British Short Stories.
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