Hijas del futuro

Daughters of the Future: Science Fiction, Fantastic and Wonderful Literature from the Feminist Perspective is a book coordinated by the writers Cristina Jurado and Lola Robles that brings together ten essays that address, from a gender perspective, issues related to women writers and readers and students of unrealistic fiction. In the pages of this anthology, Layla Martínez delves into the trajectory of pioneering authors, while Carmen Romero Lorenzo focuses on a contemporary voice; Andrea Vega and Maielis González analyze the proposals and sensibilities of Latin American narrators and C. B. Estruch talks about Afrofuturism; Enerio Dima reflects on the treatment and reception of female characters and Elisa McCausland does the same, focusing on the comic; For her part, Inés Arias de Reyna explores the use of inclusive language and Loli Molina Muñoz focuses on the question of gender identity.