Olivia de la Torre
Olivia de la Torre de los Santos, a poet, ventured into the realm of visual poetry within the ideographic style.
Olivia de la Torre de los Santos, a poet, ventured into the realm of visual poetry within the ideographic style.
A teacher, poet, and playwright, she was also a professor at the National School of Medicine and the National School of Nursing. A polyglot, she founded the magazine La Mujer Mexicana and contributed to El Mundo Ilustrado.
Mexican writer, teacher, workshop coordinator, and proofreader
Irish socialite and journalist
Botanist recognised as an authority on Australian vascular aquatic plants.
Mexican poet and novelist
Mexican poet and member of the board of directors of Floricanto Publishing House, where she has edited more than 23 books.
Following PhD studies in the bryophyte family Aneuraceae and a number of years teaching at tertiary institutions, Helen Hewson played an integral role in the establishment and development of the Flora of Australia program of the Bureau of Flora and Fauna (later the Australian Biological Resources Study).
Pakistani-American novelist
Born in the Philippines and raised in the Bay Area, Barbara Jane Reyes has been navigating the nuances of multiple languages from an early age. Her poetry continues to navigate multiple languages, multiple cultures, and multiple meanings, offering a richly layered look into the complexities of identity.