Mil Trazos stand, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Yellow Pavilion, Stand 2131
Jujuy stand, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Ochre Pavilion
Casa de Jujuy, Av. Santa Fe 967, Buenos Aires
TirNanOg stand, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Blue Pavilion
A brave girl decides to cross the valley...
The illustrated adventure began in 2012, inspired by a photo taken by her friend León. With illustrations by David Ayala, a brave girl dared to cross the valley (and publish her first book).
Editorial TirNanOg, 2026
Since the dawn of humanity, magic has had its bearers: mages, witches, sorcerers, machis, healers, druids, seers, alchemists and an infinite variety of creatures with incredible powers. A fantasy fiction anthology with prologue and selection by Rosanna Cabrera.
Julia contributes her short story "El Tocalibros"
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Editorial Alectrón, 2025
An international poetry anthology featuring 90 artists from 13 countries, written to vent and inspire, to stand in solidarity, to rise against suffering and injustice. Texts that demand respect, dignity, and diversity.
Julia contributes with her poem "No me mataron"
Seeking life in words — La Quiaca, 2025
An anthology that tells from different perspectives the story of the Manka Fiesta, an ancient exchange fair celebrated since time immemorial in La Quiaca. A feast of the pot: an ancestral celebration that reclaims the barter and social reciprocity of the puna.
Julia contributes with a legend about the meaning of the feast of the pot in La Quiaca
"A Bridge" inspires humanity to break down barriers and build connections.
— Alfonso
Julia represents a bridge between two worlds, blending cultures with sensitivity and art.
— Infobae
Julia was born in 1991 in Berlin, grew up in northern Germany, and studied in Berlin, Mainz, and Buenos Aires. She has lived in Buenos Aires since 2016. She writes in Spanish and German, blending intercultural experiences, fantasy, and a personal perspective that tints her Spanish texts with a subtle German accent.
