This research aims to approach the Spanish novel, Wasp season (2019) by Elisa Ferrer via the reflections of the phenomenological theories of the French philosopher M. Merleau-Ponty and other thinkers to understand thoroughly how the concept, value, and deep meanings of the phenomenon of personal experience is developed in her narrative fiction. These reflections will revolve around certain conceptual and literary/narrative axes, such as: the truth essence, knowledge, consciousness, double self or the self as an/other, memory and imagination among others, within the argumentation, textual structure, narrative voices and actantial roles of the novel and their function within the plot.