A graduate in Communication Sciences, director and founder of Anaquel Literario. She won first place in the Elena Garro National Short Story Competition, Mujeres que se vuelven tinta, organised by EDUCAL in 2021; third place in the Mujeres en vida National Short Story Competition, a tribute to Josefina Vicens, organised by BUAP in 2022; and was a winner in the Fourth Anthology of Mexican Women Writers in 2021. She was also a winner in the anthology 100/40, relatos de cuarentena (2020), published by Yo Publico, and received the Queretaro Editorial Fund’s state prize for her book Tierra de apariciones in 2019, the same year in which she also received an honourable mention in the Oscar Wilde International Short Story Competition. Her work features in various national and international anthologies, such as Ars Mortis by Ediciones Fondo Blanco, and she published Nunca más las olvidadas, a collection of short stories highlighting gender-based violence, published by Letra Capital in 2024. She is a columnist for the newspaper Noticias Querétaro in the Anaquel Literario section, a contributor to EDUCAL with her literary features Nuestro Anaquel Literario, and a member of the AMMPE Queretaro collective. Selected as one of the 50 women who are the pride of Queretaro in 2024, she recently published her fourth collection of short stories, Cuentos de muerte, locura y desespero, with the publisher El Nido del Fénix in 2025. This is the fifth year she has been running online literary workshops for beginners, reaching participants across several states in Mexico and abroad; she also works as a workshop leader for Habitando Territorios (CEART 2025–2026, 2026–2027) and Alas y Raíces 2026. In 2026, she published Lo que la tierra me contó, secretos para volver a escucharla with the Queretaro Editorial Fund.
