Her current research focuses on questions of mediation and female political subjectivity during twentieth-century political transitions in the literature and journalism of Spain and Argentina. Her general research and teaching interests include twentieth- and twenty-first century Spanish and Catalan literature, journalism, and film.1 For a more complete summary of the trajectory and characteristics of literary journalism in Spain, see Sonia Parratt's excellent article, "Literary Journalism in Spain: Past, Present (and Future?)," in Literary Journalism Across the Globe, ed. John S. Bak & Bill Reynolds (2011). 2 Albert Chillón, Literatura y periodismo: Una tradición de relaciones promiscuas (Bellaterra: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 1999), 358. Recommended Reading: