In
They Will
Dream in the Garden,
Otherwise Award-winning author, Gabriela Damián
Miravete elaborates the disconcerting experience of living as a woman
in Mexico--a
territory characterized by its great contrasts, from violence and
activism to affectionate and communal resistance: flowers that arise
from the earth to expand the cosmic consciousness of those who take
it, nuns who create artifacts so that their native languages do not
perish, a memorial for the victims of femicide that the State
controls, but whose old guardian wants to turn into a laboratory to
return their lost future...

They
Will Dream in the Garden
shows the journey that its author has undertaken towards a more
conscious writing that, through wonder and beauty, trusts in the
possibilities that literature offers to unite, question, and
transform our being in the world.

Mexico City native Gabriela Damián
Miravete writes fiction and essays that have been translated to
English, Italian, Portuguese, French, and published in A Larger
Reality/Una realidad más amplia (part of the Hugo Award
Finalist project The Mexicanx Initiative Scrapbook), Boundaries
& Bridges: The Wiscon Chronicles Vol. 12 (Aqueduct Press)
and the World Fantasy Award Finalist anthology Three Messages
and a Warning: Contemporary Mexican Short Stories of the
Fantastic (Small Beer Press). She won the Otherwise Award
(formerly James Tiptree, Jr. Award) for the short story "They Will
Dream in the Garden". She loves working in collaborative projects
such as the art & science collective Cúmulo de Tesla and
Mexicona: Imaginación y Futuro, a speculative fiction literary
festival in Spanish. Gabriela spends (maybe too much) time listening
to rocks, whales, and what Fellini and Chewbacca, her two cats, have
to say about life on planet Earth.