Gabriela Milone is a graduate in Letras Modernas and has a PhD in Letras from the National University of Córdoba (UNC). She is currently a teacher in the same house of studies and investigator of CONICET. Since 2012, Milone directs research projects and programs endorsed and subsidized by various organizations. In specialized institutions and media, she has taught undergraduate and graduate seminars and she has published articles, essays and books about her specific line of research: the matter of the voice in various poetic writings from contemporary philosophy. Among her more relevant publications are the following books: Ficciones fónicas. Materia, paisajes e insistencias de la voz (essay, Mímesis, 2022); Luz de labio. Ensayos de habla poética (essay, Portaculturas, 2015); Pensamiento filosófico y experiencias religiosas en la poesía argentina contemporánea (PhD thesis, UNC, 2014); Héctor Viel Temperley. El cuerpo en la experiencia de Dios (essay, Ferreyra editor, 2003); no diario (poetry, Prebanda, 2021); escribir no importa (poetry, Hemisferio Derecho, 2016) and Las hijas de la higuera (poetry, Alción, 2007).