Karliana Sakas
Visiting Assistant Professor
Karliana Sakas is a scholar of the early modern Spanish empire, with a particular focus on the intersection between history and fiction. Her research interests include the literature and cultures of colonial Latin America and early modern Spain, indigenous narratives of the Spanish exploration of North America, and historical fiction. She has published articles in the Revista de Literatura Mexicana Contemporánea, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, and eHumanista.