The Literature Team 3, coordinated by Jorge Romero Sacido, conducts research on women’s literature in the UK and is integrated by scholars such as Laura Lojo Rodríguez who is specialized in British literature of female authorship and, particularly, in Virginia Woolf’s oeuvre. At present, under a research project entitled “Women’s Tales”: The Short Fiction of Contemporary British Writers(FEM2013-41977-P)and coordinated by Jorge Sacido Romero, the Literature Research Team 3 is working on the overlaps between gender and the short story genre, exploring and analysing how different British writers have used the genre to challenge patriarchal authority and to redefine the position of women in society. As a result of this research interest, several contributionshave been published: “The Voice in Twentieth-Century English Short Fiction: E.M. Forster, V.S. Pritchett and Muriel Spark” (Sacido Romero, 2015); “La poética del cuentoen la primeramitad del siglo XX enReinoUnido: Virginia Woolf y Elizabeth Bowen” (Lojo Rodríguez, 2015);Movingacross a Century: Women’s Short Fictionfrom Virginia Woolf to Ali Smith(Peter Lang2012), edited by Laura Lojo Rodríguez; Modernism, Postmodernism, and the Short Story in English(Rodopi / Brill2012), edited by Jorge Sacido Romero. The results of this research project have also been disseminated in national and international fora as well as in the seminars Women’s Tales in Motion: Contemporary Literature in the British Isles (2015) andGender and Short Fiction: Women’s Tales in Contemporary Britain (2016), both held in Santiago de Compostela and organized by the members of the team in collaboration with the USC Office for Gender Equality.