Pía Barros Bravo, a prominent figure in Chile's literary scene, is best known for her compelling short stories. A member of the esteemed Generation of '80, her narratives engage readers with their depth and emotional resonance. Barros's stories have been published in over thirty anthologies around the globe, including countries such as Chile, Germany, Costa Rica, Ecuador, the United States, France, Italy, Russia, and Venezuela.

Barros's influence extends beyond her writing; since 1976, she has been nurturing new talents through her literary workshops Ergo Sum. In addition to her mentorship, she holds the reins as the director of Ediciones Asterión, further cementing her role in the literary community. Her stories have been translated by notable translators like Martha Manier, Diane Russell, Analisa Taylor, Amanda Powell, Jacqueline Nanfito, Resha Cardone, and Jane Griffin, allowing her voice to reach an international audience.