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Last Friday, June 23 from Wikiesfera and in coordination with Medialab Slaughterhouse (@medialabMM) in Madrid we dedicated a day to make visible in Wikipedia to fantasy and science fiction authors through the creation and translation of their biographies. This activity was the last face-to-face editatona of this course 22-23 that we organized in the Aulario de Matadero and we wanted to celebrate it with personalized cookies with images linked to Wikiesfera, which we commissioned from the company Acaramelada (@acaramelada_com).

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As in each editatona, we invite an expert in the subject that we are going to deal with. On this occasion, we have the journalist, critic and researcher specialized in popular culture and feminism Elisa McCausland (@reinohueco), of the Collective of Comic Book Authors (AC) and author with Diego Salgado (@DiegoS_lgado) of the book Supernovae: A Feminist History of Audiovisual Science Fiction, which told us about the importance of knowing and rescuing the genealogies of the authors of the world of fantasy and science fiction.

Apart from the author's book, Supernovae, which we gave to the participants of the editatona, Elisa McCausland brought us a series of essential publications, both essays and project pages, to know the history of women in the field of fantasy, science fiction, terror and comics.

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2017 – Handcuffs are made for commissions and other stories. Iris Lázaro Editora. ISBN 9788469731604.
2021 – Daughters of the future: science fiction literature, fantastic and wonderful from the feminist point of view. Coordinated by Cristina Jurado y Lola Robles. Editorial Consonni. ISBN 978-84-16205-75-2.
2022 – Spanish graphic creators and the fantastic in the 21st century. Coordinated by David Roas. The House of Wealth. ISBN 978-84-9192-321-3.
2022 – Alternate worlds. Lisa Yaszek. Editorial Almadía. ISBN 978-84-125205-4-5.
2023 – Editors of the strange. Amparo Montejano and José R. Montejano. Dilating Minds. ISBN 9788412621747.
2023 – All other planets. Coordinated by: Cristina Jurado, Sophia Rhei y Sue Burke. ISBN 978-84-126037-9-8.