Laura Miklós

Laura Miklós is a Lecturer at the Department of Spanish Language and Literature within the Institute of Romance Studies at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest. Her academic profile spans Latin American literature, cultural theory, and independent publishing practices.

• Institute of Romance Studies, ELTE
• Department of Spanish Language and Literature
• Academia.edu profile with 17 followers and 67 following

Her research interrogates the intersections of authorship, archives, and textual materiality in Latin American contexts. Key interests include:

• Resistance through experimental literary forms
• Performance and myth in contemporary writing
• Posthumanist interpretations of text-body relationships
• Alternative publishing models in Latin America
• Textual mutation and transnational dissemination
• Critical theory applications to Iberoamerican literature

Laura’s recent publications and presentations emphasize Mario Bellatin’s works, archival theory, and redefining literary canons. She explores how texts circulate as 'signs' and the role of editors as archivists. Conference appearances include debates on translation and globalized literary production strategies.

Collaborations with Petra Báder appear in multiple co-authored papers and interviews, including discussions with Latin American authors like Mario Bellatin and María Gainza. Her work has been presented at international events organized by ELTE, Universidad de Guadalajara, and Universidad de Guanajuato.