María Rosa Lojo (b. 1954) is an Argentine writer, poet, and literary scholar known for her compelling narratives that blend history, memory, and fiction. Her works often explore themes of identity, exile, and the intersection of personal and collective histories, with a focus on Argentina's cultural and political past. Among her notable novels are La pasión de los nómades and Canto invisible. Lojo is also a respected academic, contributing extensively to literary criticism. Her unique storytelling style and engagement with Argentina's historical complexities have earned her critical acclaim and a devoted readership.