María Enriqueta Camarillo
Mexican poet, storyteller, and novelist
Mexican poet, storyteller, and novelist
Mexican dancer, choreographer, and researcher of indigenous dances, and the creator of the Ballet of Mexico City
20th century Spanish journalist
Mexican essayist, poet, playwright, and anthologist
Spanish-Mexican playwright and novelist
Mexican storyteller who has taught workshops for the UAM and Conaculta and written educational radio scripts; she has also been in charge of editing, editorial reviews, and served as Head of Style Correction at FONCA (1999-2000).
Mexican singer-songwriter and writer. Founding member of the international collective Las Poetas del Megáfono (The Poets of the Megaphone)
Mexican poet, novelist and short story writer
1800s and 1900s Canadian writer
The radical novels that Grace Lumpkin wrote in the 1930s, To Make My Bread and A Sign for Cain, represent two of the best examples of literary social realism produced in response to the economic and social turmoil of the Great Depression in the U.S.