Luna Miguel
Writer, journalist and editor
Through fiction, poetry and essays, she has explored a wide range of themes, from desire, eroticism and plural love to illness, pain and death. Her work champions and engages with the voices of women writers such as Anne Sexton, Alejandra Pizarnik and Gabriela Mistral, among many others. She is the author of the novel El funeral de Lolita (Lumen, 2018) and the essays Leer mata (La Caja Books, 2022), Caliente (Lumen, 2021), El coloquio de las perras (Capitán Swing, 2019) and El dedo. Breves apuntes sobre la masturbación femenina (Capitán Swing, 2016). She has written several poetry collections published by La Bella Varsovia, including Un amor español (2023), Poesía masculina (2021) and El arrecife de las sirenas (2017). She has contributed to media outlets including PlayGround, eldiario.es and El Cultural. Her latest book, Incensurable (Lumen, 2026), combines fiction, thought and criticism to explore the instability of truth, the politics of language and literary exile as punishment.