His most recent books include Contra el tiempo: filosofía práctica del instante [Against Time: Practical Philosophy of the Instant], which was first finalist in the 2016 Anagrama Essay Prize, and Inventar lo posible: Manifiestos Mexicanos Contemporáneos [Invent the Possible: Mexican Contemporary Manifestos], a collection of sixty manifestos written by young Mexican writers, artists, chefs, academics, and activists. His work has been published in newspapers and magazines such as the New York Times and Nexos. He has an BA in History from National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and MPhil in sociology from Cambridge University. Currently he is a visiting fellow at the department of romance languages and literatures at Harvard University.