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Gabriela Damián Miravete
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Gabriela
Damián Miravete |
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Writer, Journalist, Teacher |
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Biography
Gabriela Damián Miravete is a writer of narrative and essay, a film and literature journalist, a professor at CENTRO university, and (according to her bio) the imaginary granddaughter of Ursula K. Le Guin. Miravete was part of "The Mexicanx Initiative," a group of Mexican and Mexican American artists who attended WorldCon 76.
With other authors, artists and people from different scientific disciplines, she co-founded Cúmulo de Tesla, a collective that wishes to strengthen the relationships between art, science, and science fiction. She has published short stories in several anthologies in Spanish. You can find her work in English in Three Messages and a Warning, an anthology of contemporary Mexican stories of the fantastic (Small Beer Press, 2010) and in A Larger Reality. Speculative Fiction from the Bicultural Margins, an anthology of 14 stories, presented in both Spanish and English.
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