Gerardo Lima. Tlaxcala, 1988. He has a degree in International Relations from UPAEP and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Hispano-American Literature. He has collaborated with some digital and physical magazines, such as Ágora COLMEX, SIEEP, Playboy México, LETRARTE and Tierra Adentro. He has also participated in several anthologies, including Seamos Insolentes (Destino, 2011) Sampler (ITC, 2014), Breve Manual de tale fantastic (UAM, 2020), Proyecto Cthulhu (Raíces Latinas, 2020) and Proyecto Carrie (Raíces Latinas, 2021) . He was a PECDA fellow in the novel discipline in 2014 and 2018, and in the short story discipline by FONCA. He has won the 2017 Tlaxcala Narrative Prize and Honorable Mention at the XXXIV National Prize for Fantastic Tale and Science Fiction (2018). He has published Ya no hay tokiotas (ITC, 2016), collection of poems that won the 2014 Dolores Castro State Poetry Prize and Night Cosmos (Tierra Adentro, 2018), winner of the 2018 Julio Torri National Short Story Prize.