Anónimo es nombre de mujer : Las escritoras que el patriarcado borró de los libros

Did you know who was the first person to sign a text? Or that neither Jane Austen nor Emily Brontë ever saw their names on one of their books? The history of literature is full of women erased, silenced, or hidden behind names that weren't their own. For centuries, the patriarchy decided who deserved to be read and who should remain in the shadows. And surprise: it was almost always them. Literature doesn't just reflect the world: it writes it. And as long as women continue to be absent from its pages, the story will remain incomplete. Genres belittled and categorized as chick lit, women erased from covers to appeal to a wider audience, female characters described through and for the male gaze—it's time to rewrite history. Andrea Martínez, content creator and literary commentator, gives voice to the women who refused to disappear. With a fresh approach and a critical eye, she invites us to understand how we got here and to reclaim together a space that also belongs to us.