Añó has exhibited her work in universities and institutions giving papers on literary creation or authors like Elfriede Jelinek,[1] Patricia Highsmith,[2] Salka Viertel,[3] Franz Werfel,[4] Karen Blixen[5] or Alexandre Dumas, fils,[6] as well as giving talks in libraries and secondary and higher education centres.

La mirada del fill (2012) is a novel about adoption, classic ballet dancers, and generational troubles between mothers and daughters.

"Apparently understood facts, that the novel reveals at the right time, give the impression of reading a story written by scales, in which events overlap until they form a general panorama.

"[19] They translated her work, which includes novels, short stories and essays, into Spanish, French, English, Italian, German, Polish, Chinese, Latvian, Portuguese, Dutch, Greek, Arabic or Romanian as well.

[20][21][22] Her writing style is very ambitious and risky, the author delves into the exploration of the contemporary individual,[23] it focuses on the psychology of her characters, antiheroes avoiding Manichaeism.

[26] Although her novels cover a multitude of topics, treat actual and socially relevant problems, injustices and poor communication between people.

[27] Frequently, the core of her stories remains unexplained, and Núria Añó asks the reader to discover the "deeper meaning"[28] and to become involved in the events presented.

In 2018, she was selected for the residency Kraków UNESCO City of Literature[29] in Poland and she won the fourth international writing award 2018 Shanghai Get-Together.