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- Cecilia_Eudave abstract "Cecilia Eudave (Guadalajara, April 11, 1968) is a Mexican writer, researcher, and university professor.She is the author of 3 novels, including La criatura del espejo (2007), El enigma de la esfera (2008), Pesadillas al mediodía (2010). She has also published over 6 books of short stories. Some of her stories were translated into Japanese in the Science Fiction magazine Lunatic 23.".
- Q5759802 abstract "Cecilia Eudave (Guadalajara, April 11, 1968) is a Mexican writer, researcher, and university professor.She is the author of 3 novels, including La criatura del espejo (2007), El enigma de la esfera (2008), Pesadillas al mediodía (2010). She has also published over 6 books of short stories. Some of her stories were translated into Japanese in the Science Fiction magazine Lunatic 23.".
- Cecilia_Eudave comment "Cecilia Eudave (Guadalajara, April 11, 1968) is a Mexican writer, researcher, and university professor.She is the author of 3 novels, including La criatura del espejo (2007), El enigma de la esfera (2008), Pesadillas al mediodía (2010). She has also published over 6 books of short stories. Some of her stories were translated into Japanese in the Science Fiction magazine Lunatic 23.".
- Q5759802 comment "Cecilia Eudave (Guadalajara, April 11, 1968) is a Mexican writer, researcher, and university professor.She is the author of 3 novels, including La criatura del espejo (2007), El enigma de la esfera (2008), Pesadillas al mediodía (2010). She has also published over 6 books of short stories. Some of her stories were translated into Japanese in the Science Fiction magazine Lunatic 23.".