MICRO-RUINS

MICRO-RUINS

"Texts that subscribe to the genre of maximum narrative brevity", impressions of our unstable world where the unusual can be normal and the real can seem paradoxical. The product of a collective translation of the workshop of the Italian Department of AUTH coordinated by Konstantinos Paleologos and Panagiotis Xouplidis, the author's 21 texts converse with the original sketches of Evie Tsaknias.

Cecilia Eudave is a Mexican prose writer and essayist. Her published work includes short stories (Técnicamente humanos, 1996, En primera persona, 2013, Registrode imposibles 2014), novels (Isolated, 2015, Bestiary life, 2018, for which she was awarded the Juan García Ponce Short Fiction Prize), 'microfictions' (Mercury Sirens, 2007, Técnicamente humanos y otras historiasextraviadas, 2010, Para viajeros improbables, 2011 and Microcollapses, 2017). He also writes works for young people and children. In 2016 she was awarded the Chair of Latin American Literature at the University of Toulouse in France, in recognition of her creative and academic contribution.