Agripina Montes del Valle
Colombian author and poet
Colombian author and poet
Mexican poet and playwright
Mexican poet, essayist, translator, editor, and teacher
Mexican poet and playwright who wrote comedies and was a polyglot
Mexican poet, author of four books and the founder and president of the Salvatierra chapter of the Mexican Cultural Seminar (SCM)
Mexican author who wrote two books of poetry, eight novels, and an unperformed theatrical farce
1600s Italian nun, founder of convents and poet
1800s American poet and inventor
Japanese novelist and poet Murasaki Shikibu served as a lady-in-waiting at the Imperial court in the Heian period, in the late 900s and early 1000s CE. While she is best known for the three-part novel The Tale of Genji, 128 of her poems were gathered into a collection of Poetic Memoirs, and her diary serves as a fascinating look at court life in this period.
Nidia Esther Rosado [Bacelis] was a Mexican educator and writer. She was a pioneer of audiovisual education in Yucatán, director of the Rodolfo Menéndez de la Peña Normal School for Teachers, and received the Yucatán Medal in 1987.