Marilù Oliva

Marilù Oliva, nata a Bologna, dove vive, è insegnante e scrittrice.
Laureata in lettere moderne con una tesi sulle civiltà precolombiane e specializzata SSIS per l’insegnamento di lettere e di latino, prima di approdare come docente alle scuole superiori ha lavorato per diverse redazioni ed è stata direttrice artistica di una rivista di musica e cultura latinoamericana.
Ha scritto saggi di storia contemporanea e di critica letteraria.
La sua attività di scrittura è però principalmente legata alla narrativa: oltre a racconti per il web e per antologie cartacee e oltre a una sostenuta attività di critica (fa parte delle redazioni di Carmilla, Thriller Magazine, Sugarpulp e Bibliomanie), ha scritto tre romanzi: Repetita (Perdisa, 2009), Tu la pag

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