"I have a craving, oh, relentless, / for the knight who has served me," wrote the Countess of Dia in the late 12th century. "I am the bad whore, all dirty, a creature responsible for desire," writes Paula S. Piedad in the 21st century. Between one and the other, nine centuries. The path, however, has been very slow. "Female desire has been systematically demonized or misinterpreted," assure Raquel Casas and Lídia Gàzquez, professors, researchers, and creators of the podcasts geMMinades and LiteraCura't, who publish Foc al cos (Proa). It is an anthology that traces erotic poetry written by women in Catalan, from the medieval trobairitz to the youngest voices of today.