Sara Uribe, born in 1978 in Querétaro, is a Mexican poet who explores the relationship between poetry, the body, ethics, and politics. Her most recent books include: the essay “Rosario Castellanos: Materia que arde” (2023, Eng.: Rosario Castellanos: Matter that Burns), the poetry books „Un montón de escritura para nada“ (2021, Eng.: A Pile of Writing for Nothing) and„Antígona González“(Paperback 2016, translated by John Pluecker). Uribe has conducted creative writing workshops and worked as a university professor in academic writing and literature. She has been awarded two national poetry prizes in Mexico and is currently a a member of the Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte de México.