Lucía Lijtmaer (Buenos Aires, 1977) grew up in Barcelona. She is a writer and cultural critic. She regularly collaborates in El País. She is the author of the hybrid chronicle Almost nothing to wear; from the essays I am also a smart girl and Offendeditos. On the criminalization of protest: «The author explains wonderfully how the right, the system and the mainstream in general have known how to criminalize protest in such a way that, today, when someone declares that it is “politically incorrect,” In reality, he has the numbers to be a fascist" (Oriol Puig Taulé, Núvol), and of the novel Cauterio, in the process of being translated into English, French, German and Italian, among other languages: "A display of talent and craft. A novel that points out, hurts, accompanies and disturbs" (Carlos Zanón, El País). She co-directs, along with Isa Calderón, the late night and cultural podcast Deforme Semanal, winner of two Ondas Awards.