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Herstoria I: Relatos de ficción histórica de mujeres LBT+
Selection of stories from the I Herstoria Prize, featuring LBT+ women: Luz de selva (Cecilia Agüero): Viceroyalty of Peru (17th century). Carmen will seek the light wherever it may be, and she will find it in the most unexpected place. Hija de nadie (Sara Bishop): Athens (4th century BC). Ariadna anxiously awaits the moment her marriage is arranged and she loses her freedom forever. El libro de la moabita (Clara Carbonell): Present-day Jordan (9th century BC). Everything we believed about the biblical story of Ruth, Naomi, and Orpah is shaken. Condenada por las estrellas (Adriana García Ramos): Russia (early 20th century). Mavra is the maid of the Romanov family during the war that ravages the country. Torres en el mar (Leticia Goimil García): Catoira, Kingdom of Galicia (11th century). After losing what she loved most, Aldara has only the fight left. La rebelión tiene nombre de mujer (Giuliana Ippoliti): Caracas (early 19th century). In times of rebellion, a young aristocrat falls in love with her slave. Esperanza en el infierno (Bea Morote): Ravensbrück concentration camp, Nazi Germany (20th century). She arrives, and Karla finds hope amid the horror. No vuelvas a Granada (Nuria Parra Pozo): Spain (20th century). A woman returns to Granada and remembers how everything changed with the start of the Civil War. Ignota (Esther Román, Crab): Rupertsberg Monastery, Germany (13th century). Sister Gertraude shares her findings about Hildegard of Bingen with a visitor. La madre bisonte nos protegerá (Ana Tapia): North America (18th century). The reverend’s daughter ventures into forbidden land and meets the most unusual person she has ever seen.