Lola Robles

Lola Robles (Madrid, 17 de septiembre de 1963) es una escritora española, especialista en obras de ciencia ficción. También ha destacado por su activismo social. Se define como feminista, pacifista y queer.

Estudió Filología Hispánica, pero se dedicó profesionalmente a otras actividades (entre 1987 y 2002 trabajó como agente judicial y posteriormente en el Registro Civil, hasta que sus problemas de vista motivaron su jubilación).
Asistió durante un lustro a los talleres literarios de Clara Obligado. Trabajó en la Biblioteca de Mujeres de Madrid de 1986 a 2002, coordinando sus actividades culturales, conferencias y talleres, y llevando su gestión administrativa y económica, y en 1994 fue una de las fundadoras de la Red de Bibliotecas y Centros

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