I am a writer and professor originally from La Pampa, Argentina. I am currently an Assistant Professor at Georgetown University’s Department of Spanish and Portuguese. I hold a PhD and MA in Hispanic Studies from Brown University and a BA in Art History and Hispanic Studies from Washington College.

My first book, The Return of the Contemporary: The Latin American Novel in the End Times, examines a series of twenty-first-century Latin American novels that depict our neoliberal end times characterized by environmental catastrophe, socioeconomic crisis, and the traumatic legacy of the last military dictatorships.

I am currently working on two book projects. The first examines how Latin American speculative fiction—especially genres like the gothic, ecohorror, and the new weird—makes sense of the climate crisis. The second explores Anthropocene and planetary aesthetics in contemporary Latin America.

You can access my CV here. You can email me here.