Dr. Ángel Alfonso Macedo Rodríguez holds a Ph.D. in Humanities with a concentration in Literature from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Unidad Iztapalapa, earning his degree with the dissertation "Al margen: literatura fantástica y función social en la narrativa de Ricardo Piglia." He holds the rank of National Researcher Level I in Mexico's Sistema Nacional de Investigadoras e Investigadores (SNII) under SECIHTI.

He is the author of the book "La ficción en Juan José Saer y Ricardo Piglia. Lecturas contra el colonialismo y la industria cultural" (UAM-I / Ediciones del Lirio, 2021) and editor of the collective research volume "Necroficciones. Muerte y violencia en poéticas de la cultura contemporánea" (CONHACYT / FCE, 2024). Additionally, he has published numerous peer-reviewed research articles and book chapters on Argentine and Latin American literature—analyzing authors such as María Moreno, Selva Almada, Augusto Monterroso, Roberto Bolaño, Ricardo Piglia, Juan José Saer, Enrique Serna, Juan José Arreola, Alberto Chimal, Sergio Pitol, Manuel Puig, and José Emilio Pacheco—alongside studies on the Latin American essay and Argentine comics in national and international journals including Connotas, Signos Literarios, Poligramas, Anclajes, Cuarenta Naipes, Valenciana, Latinoamérica, Rassegna Iberistica, CROLAR, Pirandante, and Graffylia.

His primary research lines focus on intertextual relationships between literature and television series, as well as the analysis of 20th- and 21st-century Argentine and Mexican narrative.