Dorothea Dodds has been living unnoticed for 59 years. In the shadow of an absent and problematic brother, she is the one who takes care of her parents. She is a daughter, a secretary, a housewife and an invisible adhesive that holds it all together. She is, without a doubt, the ideal person that anyone would want to leave in charge of her house during the summer holidays. And one day, when she needs to escape from everything, that's precisely what she decides to do. With the help of her English cousin, Mary Lebone, Dorothea gets a job looking after houses and pets throughout the English countryside, and in these glimpses into other people's lives she finds clues to her own. With prose that follows in the footsteps of Natalia Ginzburg or Iris Murdoch, Life in Miniature is a travel book where the path is traveled inside: Dorothea crosses the fields of England while retracing key episodes from her past and learning to live in your present.

Licenciada en Letras por la Universidad del Salvador de Argentina, realizó estudios en Literatura Inglesa en The University of Manchester, Inglaterra, y un posgrado en Teoría Literaria y Literaturas Comparadas en la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. Como gestora cultural, creó y dirigió diversos programas literarios de prestigio para distintas instituciones culturales. Colabora con notas literarias para el suplemento cultural de los diarios "La Nación", "Clarín" y "El Periódico de España". Publicó el libro de entrevistas y ensayos "El cine de Manuel. Un recorrido sobre la obra de Manuel Antín" (2010), las novelas "Una casa llena de gente" (2019 / Impedimenta, 2022) y "La vida en miniatura" (Impedimenta, 2024) y el libro de cuentos "Algunas familias normales" (2016 / 2020).