Majo Delgadillo is a graduate of the MFA in Creative Writing at the University of California, San Diego and the PhD program in Creative Writing in Spanish at the University of Houston, where she also was Student Artist-in-Residence in Neuroaesthetics at the IUCRC BRAIN Center. She writes about bodies, memory, pop culture, the fantastic, history, and horror, and is interested in how these interact and intersect. Her work has been published in Carte Blanche Magazine, Camas Magazine, the Revista de la Universidad and Erizo Journal for the Arts, among others. She has published the digital piece machine3.xyz and the book of short stories Lullabies for the End of the World (Bakstenen Huis, 2021) and its Spanish translation Canciones de cuna para el fin del mundo (Editorial Paraíso Perdido 2022). She was a finalist for the Casa Wabi Narrative Prize-Dharma Books 2023. She currently teaches at James Madison University in Virginia, USA.