Cristina Peri Rossi,David Iribarren,Agenor Marti,Efrain Morciego,Nelson Herrera,Alberto Quevedo,Gustavo Eguren,Vadim Smiriaguin,Samuel Feijoo,Ernesto Cardet,Rafael Lam,Roberto Manzano,Winston Orillo,

About the Author

Cristina Peri Rossi is a distinguished Uruguayan poet, novelist, and essayist whose literary career spans decades of innovative storytelling and profound social commentary. Born in Montevideo in 1941, she has lived in exile in Spain since 1972, where she continues to produce works that blend lyricism with sharp political insight. A key figure in Latin American literature, Peri Rossi's writing often explores themes of identity, exile, and human resilience, drawing from her experiences under dictatorship. Her contributions to journals like El Caimán Barbudo, including issues from 1979, highlight her engagement with Cuban cultural and artistic discourse. With over fifty books to her name, she remains a vital voice in contemporary literature, celebrated for her feminist perspectives and experimental prose.